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MY FAVORITE THINGS - WEDNESDAY SKETCH CHALLENGE #561

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 Hello Friends!! Yeah! Please come to join us another Weekly Sketch Challenge!! You have a chance to win the prize of $50 in MFT Cash to be spent in the MFT boutique. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance!! Today, I have a no-line color card share with you feather the Adorable Adventures Stamp Set and the Friends with Fins Stamp Set they are also illustration by Birdie Brown. To start, as always I stamped the images used the  Cement Gray Premium Dye Ink Pad  onto Sanders Waterford (300gsm, 140lb, CP, High White) watercolor paper and colored by watercolor.   Once the images dry, t hen I used the coordination die-namics to cut them out.  ** Tips : For the whale I used the Mirror Image stamp. With this one stamp, you can revolutionize your entire inventory of stamp. Ink up any stamp, stamp it on the mirror image stamp, and then stamp the mirrot image on paper to create a reverse image. How magical is THAT?! Once the whale image dry, I then just fre...

MY FAVORITE THINGS - WEDNESDAY SKETCH CHALLENGE #538

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 Hello Craft Friends!! Welcome to a new Wednesday Sketch Challenge from My Favorite Things!  Please come have play along for a chance to win a $50 MFT Gift Voucher!! Today, I have a lovely card to share with you feathers the adorable Favorite Somebunny Stamp Set . To start, I created the starry night in the background using Holbein watercolor and just coloring by freehand. Once the background dry, I stamped the litter bear with t he  MFT - Cement Gray Premium Dye Ink Pad  just like the bear flying in the sky. LoL Next, I stamped the images used the MFT - Extreme Black Hybrid Ink Pad onto Sanders Waterford ( 300gsm, 140lb, CP High White ) watercolor paper and also colored them with watercolor. Once the images dry, I used the coordinating die-namics to cut them out mounted it with foam tape. To finish, I heat embossed the sentiment included in the stamp set directly on my card front as show. Head on over to the MFT Blog for the challenge details and for more insp...