Hi all! It's my day to post on the
Crafter's Companion blog and I'm sharing a great way to get inspiration - papers and sketches. Don't worry...I'll explain! I started with the
Stamp It Father's Day Tools, and I was wondering what to do. I had a whole pad of masculine papers in my stash, so I picked out
Spectrum Noir markers that matched the papers that I had. I stamped the image on
Ultrasmooth Premium White Cardstock and colored it.
Now that I had my image, I was wondering what to do with the image now that I had it colored and had my papers in mind. This is when I look to a sketch for inspiration. I found one this week at
Papertake Weekly that fit with the clean design that I wanted for this masculine card. I cut all my papers and mounted them on cardstock.
I did the same thing for the inside. It makes decorating the inside super-easy. Can you spot the difference from the layout on the front?
Yep, I missed the paper running vertically down the center. I didn't see it in the sketch until I had put the papers inside. I always decorate the inside first in case I want to add glitter or glued embellishments to the front. This way the front can dry and my card will be finished.
I'd like to enter this card in the following challenges:
Happy Crafting!