Good Morning, Everyone! Today I would like to share a card I made with a new Doodle Pantry image called Birthday Birdie. It is one of the new releases that Laurie Wilson is adding to her store today. I just love this sweet image.
After coloring my image with Copics, I added a distressed look to the edges by sponging with distress inks and heat embossing with embossing powder. I also added two coats of Utee to the entire panel... sorta cracked glass without the cracking. I paired the birdie with an embossed panel of white core, textured cardstock. Some simple sanding makes the embossing pop. Very easy and fun to do.
Here are all the images and sentiments included with the Birthday Birdie set:
To view the entire collection of new images, click HERE to go directly to the Doodle Pantry site. Have a great day and thanks so much for taking the time to stop by!
Supplies: Stamps -- Birthday Birdie set by Doodle Pantry; Paper - SU! crumb cake, early espresso, sage shadow & a small piece of SU! DSP for the leaves, DCWV textured cardstock with a white core, PTI select white, generic white; Ink - computer, so saffron, sage shadow Distress Inks in antique linen, marigold morning, and tea stain, Copics, and a black glaze pen for coloring the bird seeds; Accessories: Clear EP, Utee, Cuttlebug EF, Spellbinder dies; SU! corduroy brad, SU! punch, dimensionals.
wow i love your card great colors, looks realy nice the embossingpowder, hugs christa
ReplyDeleteOhhh what a SWEET little Chickie!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love this image and your colors and sponging are OTT!
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Marsha
so cute! Lovely coloring and I love the sanded look on the embossed panel!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie, great coloring Pat and I love the afffect that the sanding created
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that little birdie,love how you colored and the distressing is great, I have never seen that before, but it really works.
ReplyDeleteFabulous Pat! love the embossed bg and of course your coloring of this sweet tweet! Just lovely!
ReplyDeletehugs & blessings!
Pat LOVE how you did the scallops around the birdie, it looks so rich, love those deep colours! What do you mean you sanded which makes the embossing pop?
ReplyDeletePat, this is adorable! I am adding this to my shopping list right now!
ReplyDeleteah, birthday birdie is adorable, and I love how this came out! Neet too to see how you've used the utee, I've just recently added it to my shopping list and have been watching how folks are using it and this looks great.
ReplyDeleteLovely layout and color! The embossed panel looks great!
ReplyDeletegreat card with that sweet birdie.....love it.....xxx Margreet
ReplyDeleteYour coloring on that adorable image is STUNNING, Pat...love the distressing and the textured background, too!!!!
ReplyDeleteStriking Pat - I love the details - the glow behind the flame and the pink in the birdies cheeks.
ReplyDeleteHi Pat, this is just so cute! I love the texture birthday background! Love all the yellow! Super great card!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO cute and pretty! Love your coloring on the bird, and how you brought out the words on the embossed panel. Thanks for sharing!! ;)
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ReplyDeleteI bet this is just a joy IRL! Beautiful as always ... love your colouring, the distressing on the main image & white core cardstock ... everything about it! Would make a great Christmas image too!
ReplyDeletethis is great, I love the colors and that bird is adorable.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I had to snag that set myself :)
ReplyDeletesimply wonderful as always! Your creativity knows no bounds girlfriend!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Georgia
Oh how swe-e-e-e-t. What an adorable image and adorable card, Pat. Love the rich warm colors, too. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteThis little birthday birdie is so cute. Gorgeous coloring.
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