My camera is bug***d! so I've had to pop this card on the flat bed scanner in order to share it with you - looks like I may have to do this for the foreseeable future, until I can save up for a new camera or get mine fixed, but a new one might be cheaper! I had a little camera for Christmas but it's useless for taking close ups of the cards - I can get in really close for a macro image on the details, but just can't get a clear picture of all the card. I've wasted hours fiddling with different settings to no avail.
Back to today's creation then. I have a stack of cream cards that are just 120mm square so need smaller images for them, or I need to keep the image as the main focus of the design as I have here. The picture is washed out, the pinks are certainly brighter and as I've layered with 3d foam and stuck on the butterflies and flowers so the wings and petals can be raised up, the scanner has let in too much light and hasn't got things in focus. I've been trying my hand at the distressed/vintage style again and have inked all the edges with Walnut DI then added Stardust Stickles around the edges of the image, the text and the papers. The image came out last year and is called 'my little lamb' by Penny Johnson for Stampavie. I coloured with Copics, sorry no list today I put them away and forgot to make a note. The patterned papers are from Kim's yellow Cottage digi collection and I've matted with pink textured cardstock. I punched a lacy edge for the horizontal layer, but then covered it up with the circular sentiment! To embellish I've punched out little butterflies, leaves and hydrangea flowers, added tiny pearls and a piece of satin ribbon. I quite like how this one turned out, but just wish I had a better picture for you.
Challenges I can enter into are: If the shoe fits who are looking for pink creations, Critter Sketch who are looking for critters, and Crafty Creations who want to see 3 little words.
Just adorable Annie!! Love the soft colors and adorable image!! Sorry to hear about your camera!! That stinks when stuff like that happens! Your picture looks good though!
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:)Kathy
This is adorable Annie. I love the pinks you've used on the image and what a cute image it is - perfect for Easter cards as well. Hope you get the camera situation sorted soon sweetie :O)
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wynneth
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this is so gorgeous Annie, love the sweet image and pretty details! sorry to hear about your camera, hope you get sorted out soon! hugs Debx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Annie. I love that image and the colouring is awesome. Have you got your car back yet?
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Marion
so sweet Annie, love the subtle colours, its come out well on the scanner, never tried it this way
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Adorable, Annie! Hugs, Lesley
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your camera - so frustrating when there is nothing you can do to remedy the focus. Love those leaves with the flowers & the tiny butterflies with the gems.
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such a cute card! makes me want to hug that little girl! thanks for sharing your pink project with us at the Shoe!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the critter you chose. Thanks for playing in the Critter Challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love the layout & adorable punched flowers & butterflies! Thanks for playing along with us at Critter Sketch :)
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!! Lovely soft colors and pretty details! Thanks for playing the Crafty Creations challenge!
ReplyDeletesmiles, Deena