Today I decided to work on the challenge to use up some of my ColorMe toppers. I don't think I'll try to do more than this one, but at least I managed one!
The fancy background is a fussy cut ColorMe topper from HOTP. The bulk was inked with Broken China distress ink (inking done with round foam applicator). The feather was Peeled Paint distress ink. The green & yellow on the border was colored in with my Scroll & Brush markers. The sentiment was first colored with Spun Sugar distress ink, and then the edges done with Picked Raspberry distress oxide ink. I fussy cut both the background and the sentiment (which I added with foam tape). The focal was made from two pieces of a Hunkydory Picture Perfect page that a friend gave me. I cut the bird piece with a Spellbinder's Labels One die, then sliced the top off so it would fit fairly well on the background piece but below the border. Then I took a piece that had several flowers, fussy cut them, and added them in a collage fashion.
Inside:
To make the border, I took a plain strip of white card stock, drew lines with a fine-line black Sharpie, and then colored it to somewhat match what was on the card front. After gluing the border in place, I added another piece from the Picture Perfect set - after I rounded the corners. Then I stamped a sentiment (from Crafter's Companion Compendium - page called With Sympathy).
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