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Happy Holidays

Hi all!  Angel here and I'm so excited to show you this card I made with some newly released MFT goodies that are in the BRI Store NOW, so feel free to go do some quick shopping then come right back!  :D  Ok, let's talk about how stinkin' adorable this elf is?!  He is one of the images from the Santa's Elves Stamp Set and I. Am. In. Love.  I went for a no-line look by inking him with kraft hybrid ink onto watercolor paper.  I heat set the ink so that I could then color him with my Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens and an aqua brush.  I wanted him to really stand out, so I kept everything else neutral, only adding an embossed sentiment from the Hand Lettered Holiday Stamp set and some sequins.  I used a glittered pen to made the bow on the gift stand out a bit more.  The grout gray card base measures 5x5 and is stamped with a background stamp also in grout gray for a subtle tone on tone look.



Thanks for stopping by and Happy Crafting!  ;)

Hugs,

Angel

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  1. This is ADORABLE!!! Love the soft colors!!!

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  2. wow! this is fantastic!!! love the colors and that coloring technique.

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