It's my brother-in-law's birthday this week, and he loves his caravan, even in winter, so I thought it would be fun to create a winter getaway birthday card for him using the Hero Arts Camper Die as a focal point.
I started with a background blended with blue oxide inks directly on my base card and added some drops of water for a snowy feeling in the sky. I layered over the Winter Forest die from Mama Elephant in white and added some textured white embossing powder to give a snowy foreground.
I die cut the camper but as it has openings for the windows I drew around the die to create a solid piece to go behind it. I coloured with areas that would show behind the door and window with dark grey. I painted the main die cut with the new metallic paints from Altenew in colours to match his caravan and stacked it over the solid piece once dry.
To give it a celebratory feel I strung a string of lights between the trees using the Build-A-House Christmas Add-on from Lawn Fawn. The sentiment comes from Concord and 9th's Confetti Turnabout stamp.
Fun and easy make and a great way to use Christmas stash for non-holiday cards too!
Liz will be back next week and I'll be back on Sunday.
Tara
I started with a background blended with blue oxide inks directly on my base card and added some drops of water for a snowy feeling in the sky. I layered over the Winter Forest die from Mama Elephant in white and added some textured white embossing powder to give a snowy foreground.
I die cut the camper but as it has openings for the windows I drew around the die to create a solid piece to go behind it. I coloured with areas that would show behind the door and window with dark grey. I painted the main die cut with the new metallic paints from Altenew in colours to match his caravan and stacked it over the solid piece once dry.
To give it a celebratory feel I strung a string of lights between the trees using the Build-A-House Christmas Add-on from Lawn Fawn. The sentiment comes from Concord and 9th's Confetti Turnabout stamp.
Fun and easy make and a great way to use Christmas stash for non-holiday cards too!
Liz will be back next week and I'll be back on Sunday.
Tara
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