Fairy Dreams for the Inventor
Fairy Dreams
By: Sue Trembeth, Artistic Guide
Finished Card Size: 4.5" x 5.5"
Supplies:
Stamps:
Dream (Cats Life Press)
Fairy Couple - B1032 (Close to my Heart)
Old French Writing-H2365 (Hero Arts)
Papers:
Cream card stock, 5.5" x 8.5", folded in half to form 4.25" x 5.5" base card
140 lb. cold press water color paper 5" x 3.75" (Strathmore)
Yellow orange card stock 5.815" x 3.875"(unknown)
Samara 17018 paper4.25" x 5.5" (Daisy D)
Inks:
Momentos Ladybug dye ink (Tsukineko)
India Ink Black (Stewart Superior)
Other:
Markers: (Tombow)
743
885
925
055
Colored pencils: (Prismacolor)
929 white
1003 spanish orange
938 pink
Niji waterbrush (Yatsumoto & Co.)
2.5" Circle punch (Marvy)
Corner rounder (EK Success)
Quickie glue pen(Sakura)
Prisma glitter, PG104 (Hero Arts)
Adhesive of your choice
Directions:
- Take your markers and color directly onto the french script stamp with all 4 colors. Stamp onto the water color paper. Repeating the coloring and stamping until paper is covered with writing.
- Punch out the circle with a piece of scrap card stock. This will be the template you will use.
- Lay the template over the watercolor paper. Using your water brush blend the writing till you have a circle of color. Remove the template and allow to dry. (you may hasten the drying process by using your heat tool).
- Stamp fairies with the black ink over the lower half of the circle.
- Using the corner rounder punch the corners to round.
- Color the fairies in with the colored pencils. I used the white to color their faces, arms and feet.
- With your glue pen color in the wings on the fairies and sprinkle on glitter. Shake off excess. Allow to dry.
- Stamp Dream in black ink on upper left side of card.
- Attach water color piece to the yellow orange card stock.
- Attach this piece to the decorative paper and adhere all of this to your base card.
- Your card is complete and I am dreaming that you like it as much as I do!
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bevy B- thanks a bunch!!
Like what you did with the background...great card
Thanks Michele!
Cool! I love how you layered the stamps!