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Saturday, September 27, 2014
3 x 3 Minis - Part 6
I've had these "corrugated brown" cards (HOTP) for some time and challenged myself to find a way to use one of them as I made my mini cards.
For my focal, I wanted to use a cat border stencil that I had gotten from Paper Wishes - not sure who actually made the stencil. I decided to stamp some flowering branches using HOTP tiny stamp set called "Cherry Blossom" as a background to set the scene for my cats.
Next, I used chalks with the cat stencil to get two cats at the bottom of the card. I decided to use a white gel pen to add eyes and a pencil to draw whiskers and really liked what that added.
Then I took a green pen and drew in some "grass" around the cats.
I found the flowers I had stamped in pink really stood out more than I wanted them to, so I toned them down a bit by going over them lightly with a greyish chalk color.
Looking at my focal, I decided I wanted a sentiment, so chose another from the HOTP "Tiny Words and Images" set and stamped it in green.
Finally, I rounded the corners of both the focal and the card base and inked the edges of the focal with black ink before attaching the focal to the card with foam tape.
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