Superhero Cuties Assemble!

Hi crafty friends! Before I begin my schpeel about my card, I wanted to make sure you shop the BRI Labor Day Sale!!! It's ends today so be sure to shop shop shop!

I was so excited that Clearly Besotted came out with these adorable superhero plushies in the August release. I mean, c'mon, how cute are they?!? And my kids love these stamps so buying this stamp set was a no brainer! So I decided to make a fairly simple card that highlights the cute images... and I chose just the Marvel characters because Marvel + DC does not exist in my universe hahaha 😂. (I'll have to make a DC card another day!)

If you are on Instagram, you probably have seen Alberto's amazing Copic coloring and he colored up these images like a boss! Full disclosure: I used his images as a guide for my own coloring because I am not a coloring genius like he is! Mine are definitely not like his masterful art, but I was pretty glad they still turned out looking like the Avengers! (Although Thor's blue lightning did not show up in the picture, sorry!)

For the background, I used Distress oxides to ink blend and then splattered black soot Distress ink and white acrylic paint. I added the spiderweb detail to Spidey's spot because he is Spiderman so how could I not?! 😂

Supplies used:

Clearly Besotted Plushies Assemble

Mama Elephant Comic Cover Wonky

Distress Oxides: festive berries, spiced marmalade, mustard seed, twisted citron, mowed lawn, salty ocean, blueprint sketch

Distress Ink Black Soot

Spiderweb die (similar to this one by Lawn Fawn)

Thank you SUPER duper much for stopping by! Happy crafting! 💖Jenn

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