I have been really getting the hang of my new Spectrum Noir markers and I have wanted to make a card for a male friend who lives across the country. He loves robots so I knew that Lawn Fawn’s Beep Boop set for a thank you card.
Here is the finished card:
It’s been absolutely gorgeous in Vancouver this winter, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees since January while the rest of east coast has been getting tortured with insane amounts of snow and crazy cold temperatures!
That is what inspired me to make this card from Lawn Fawn, using their Hello Sunshine stamps & coordinating dies. I have been coloring with my Spectrum Noir markers and I have been really starting to get the hang of it. While I still have tons to learn, I was happy with the way these little tweety birds turned out so I knew I had to use them on a card right away!
Lawn Fawn Hello Sunshine card by Wendie Bee of Stamp Right Up
I am so happy to announce that my Facebook page has reached 500 likes! AND, my video for the Sheltering Tree stamp set has reached over SIX THOUSAND views in just over a month!
There is no way to thank each and every one of my subscribers and readers, so I thought I would host a giveaway to show my appreciation for all of you!
Here is the stamp set that I have chosen for the give away:
Stampin Up Four Feathers giveaway from Wendie Bee of Stamp Right Up
THE GIVEAWAY CONTEST DETAILS:
This is open to all Canadian residents, and all you need to do to enter is comment below and tell me what stamp set from Stampin Up you would like to see me feature in my next video!
Contest closes February 18th at midnight PST, the lucky winner will be chosen at random and will be announced on my facebook page February 19th 2015/
Once I got started coloring with my new markers I had to try every color I had! This card is made I made with the Blended Bloom image I colored using the Blendabilities markers in the Calypso Coral. I have said it before, but I love how these markers come in sets of 3, taking the guess work out of finding the right colors to make a proper gradient blend. One of hte other really cool benefits of these alcohol markers is that you can color on jsut about anything and the color does not come off! For this project, I used regular clear rhinestones and colored them with the lightest pumpkin pie blendability marker giving them that nice gold tint.
The top background is stamped in Gold metallic ink using the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set – this is one of my go to stamp sets because it is so flexible and makes great backgrounds.
Stampin Up Blended Bloom Calypso Coral Blendabilities by Stamp Right Up
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