You've stolen my heart Moodboard inspiration!

Hi everyone! Peggy here with some moodboard inspiration. I hope you will join our challenge on Instagram @brimoodboardchallenge!

This cute raccoon is from Honey Bee Stamps and the set is called Stolen my heart. He fits the moodboard perfectly because of the grey and black and the little heart in hot pink really pops! Let me show you how I made this card.

I started by stamping the little raccoon in Lawn Fawn Jet Black ink and colored him with my copic markers (C for the raccoon, RV for the heart). I used Nuvo Crystal Dimensional Glaze for the heart.

I used the Largest of the Small Slimline Dies from Lawn Fawn to cut a panel. I covered the panel with the Heffy Doodle Rays the Roof Stencil and blended Picked Raspberry and offset Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Inks. I wrapped some black and white baker's twine round the part of the panel where I wanted the raccoon. Next I adhered the panel to a slightly larger black panel I cut with my paper trimmer with some foam tape and adhered the panel to the card base.

Lastly I added both the image and a heat embossed sentiment with some foam tape. For the embossing I stamped with Lawn Fawn Jet Black Ink and covered it with Versamark and some Clear embossing powder. The clear embossing powder really stretches your supplies, because you can combine it with any other stamp color you own!

I hope you have been inspired and I will see you next week!

Long distance hugs!

Peggy

(Come say hi on Instagram @peggyemmerink)

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