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I just love the Wild Wasabi double-stitched ribbon. It goes great with the Garden Green cardstock. The image is colored using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and an AquaPainter.
I just love the Wild Wasabi double-stitched ribbon. It goes great with the Garden Green cardstock. The image is colored using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and an AquaPainter.
I didn't plan to have the image look as though it were being viewed from a window, but that's sort of the feel, isn't it? I love how the Crop-A-Dile made it so easy for me to get the eyelets at a uniform distance from the edge. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter. Cardstock is Really Rust and Chocolate Chip.
More fun with my Crop-A-Dile and with my Ticket Corner Punch. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter. Cardstock is Garden Green, Pumpkin Pie and Chocolate Chip.
Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter. Cardstock is Chocolate Chip and Garden Green. Hemp twine adds a rustic touch.
This background was created by inking the Aida background stamp, laying the Sahara Sand cardstock on top and just pressing down in random places. I really like the effect...very different. Used my Crop-A-Dile to get my eyelets in a nice, straight line. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter.
A little creative cutting. The two Garden Green pieces are just triangles. The edge of the Chocolate Chip layer was distressed using the distressing tool from the Cutter Kit. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter.
I love the Aida background! I think it's my favorite of all. At least at the moment. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter.
The photos a little blurry, but it's better than the first one I took. For some reason this card must not want to have its picture taken, lol. Cardstock is Ruby Red, Really Rust, More Mustard and Chocolate Chip. Image was colored on watercolor paper using Watercolor Wonder Crayons and AquaPainter.
