I have two video accompanying this card as it was a very long proces.
In fact video number two was still 40 minutes or more and I had to speed it up so much I couldn't do a voiceover anymore, I couldn't keep up!, so sorry :-(
What I could do it split it up even more and to part per part in a video, if you want that, let me know.
The images are from Lawn Fawn (gnome sweet gnome and shedgehugs) and I colored them with Spectrum Noir makers.
The flower/grass border is from Craftemotions (grass flower border), the little grass patches on the bottom is Marianne design (LR0360).
I stamped with Memento tuxedo black on Neenah Solar white cardstock and used the Memento black marker to go around the edges after I cut them out.
The slider portion is cut by hand, I don´t
have a special die for that, I did look if a banner die would work, but I had none that skinny, and I didn´t want it really chunky.
The bee spins because it´s on a perler bead through a hole.
I cut the bee out with a circle die as I wanted it to be big enough to swirl and those antennas are impossible to cut out, I´m sure. I colored it to match as best as I could the background paper.
I diecut the grassy flower border again from white card and colored them with my markers and glued them on top
I´m enterig this card into the Lawnscaping challenge that is "calling all critters".
All critters...lol..only two responded.
I had such ambitious ideas about those grass patches sliding away to reveal two kissing hedgehugs, but they're too small, so I tried to attach the grass things from gleeful garden, meh...still happy how this turned out to be a gnome watering a little flower.
For more information on the Lawnscaping Challenge, see this
Coloring the images:
Assembling the card:
Update May 15th:
Eeek! This is adorable!! :) Thanks for joining us at the Lawnscaping Challenge! - Jess
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I love BOTH interactive elements - that must've taken a long time! Great job. :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card! I love that you made it interactive, too! Thanks for joining us at Lawnscaping Challenges!
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