My little friend was colored with the following Copic colors:
- E000, E00, E11 - skin
- Y21, YR21, YR31 - hair
- YG01, YG17, YG25 - cape and socks
- R05, R08, R24 - shirt and shoes
- B37, B39 - shorts
- BOO, BG01 - tights
- Y00, Y06 - tights
Handcrafted Cards
My little friend was colored with the following Copic colors:
Snowflakes, snow globes, and a little shaker magic—what
could be more festive for Christmas? This cheerful shaker card is full of
wintry sparkle and holiday fun, and I created it with the new Winter Wonderland
Snow Globe Craft Die Set along with a few other new dies from this release. I
especially love the Merry Christmas sentiment with its playful, wonky letters. It
adds the perfect touch of whimsical snowy goodness!
I also have a YouTube process video available if you’d like
to follow along and see how this merry little snow globe came together. I hope
it inspires you to shake up some holiday creativity and make a festive card of
your own!
My friend is colored with Copic markers in the following colors:
The sentiment is the from cardstock using the Dang, Whoa, Yikes! Word and Shadow Die Set. I dusted the edges of the yellow shadow with a little Carved Pumpkin Distress Oxide Ink. The letters were dusted with a bit of Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Ink. To add a little more interest to the letters, I used a marker to add a few little lines and stars similar to using a white gel pen. The smaller sentiment at the bottom corner of the card is from the Boo-larina Stamp Set.
This little guy just makes me so happy and makes me look forward to spooky season. How about you?
Sandy
The sentiment is made from the Dang, Whoa, Yikes Word and Shadow Die Set. I made sure the shadow was black cardstock, so that "Dang" would really pop. I also added a few white gel pen accents.
As always, I do love a little dimension on my cards, so I popped up my friend, and both sentiments on foam dots.
This was such a fun card to make and I just love this little guy, don't you?
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have been inspired to create this little guy!
Sandy