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MY FAVORITE THINGS - COLOR CHALLENGE #170

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  Hello Friends!! We’re here again with another MFT Color Challenge! Join us as we create with this week’s color combination. Today I have a slimline card to share with you feathers the SY Penguin Party Stamp Set illustrated by Stacey Yacula. To start, I stamped the super cute images  onto Neenah Solar White Card Stock ( 110lb ) and colored by Copic Markers then  used the coordination die-namics to cut them out.  Next,  I die-cut a piece of Butterscotch Prestige Card Stock from the Slimline Starter Die-namics and Slimline Stitched Circle Trio Die-namics then I stamped the musical note with Butterscotch Premium Dye Ink Pad to created tone-in-tone. ** Copic Marker Used ** E000, E30, E31, G40, G14, W1, W3, Y11, Y19 For the card base, I trimmed another Neenah Solar White Card Stock ( 110lb ) to 3 3/4 x 8 5/8. Then I lightly blended with Sour Apple and Candied Yam Premium Dye Ink and put some dots with Copic Marker. To finish, I die-cut the " happy birthday " and the...

PENGUIN PARTY - MY FAVORITE THINGS JULY RELEASE COUNTDOWN DAY 4

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Hello Friends!! Welcome back to another countdown until the next MFT release! Everything will be available on Tuesday, July 6 at 10:00 am EDT.   Today, I want to share a Birthday card features a Stacey Yacula set called Penguin Party. I stamped the images used the MFT - Extreme Black Hybrid Ink Pad onto  MFT- Ken Oliver Watercolor Paper and colored by watercolor.  Once the images dry, t hen I used the coordination die-namics to cut them out. For the background, I just simple freehand draw a garden scene  onto Sanders Waterford (300gsm, 140lb, CP, High White) watercolor paper and colored by watercolor. For the letters "HB2U", I used MFT - In Stitches Numbers & In Stitches Alphabet Die-namic directly onto the background with foam tape for some added dimension.  To finish, I heat embossed the sentiment included in the stamp set onto MFT - Black Licorice Prestige Card Stock and adhered all colored images to the front of my card with foam tape as shown. I hope yo...