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Hello everyone, Martine here again with a good looking card…as I say myself..lol.

I was in my bed, waking up, and thought: o yeah, I have to make a card today… I colored Fist Pump Tobie ages ago, on summer holidays I color many images, when it’s too rainy or too hot to do anything. I thought it was a great idea to let him jump out of the photo-frame, cool isn’t it?

So here you can see how I folded the card, do you want to know how? Scroll on!

Here’s how I made this step card…

  • Cut a piece of cardstock to 20x 14 cm
  • lengthwise, score your cardstock at 5.8, 10, and 14.2 cm.
  • measure 4 cm from the top and bottom and cut a perpendicular line between your scores at 5.8 and 14.2cm
  • Then fold the 4cm sections on the top and bottom inward, leaving the center section as normal as seen in the photo.

Hope you understand..lol.

So , this was my project. I hope you like him and I hope to see more of these in our community…

Have a great day.

hugs
Martine

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Hey Mae is a fun digi stamp so I wanted to give it an equally fun background.

For the alcohol ink background, I used Wild Plum, Dandelion, Coral, Aquamarine and meadow on Yupo paper.

Want to see how I did it? Enjoy this tutorial and try an inky background for your next Odd masterpiece!

Copic Colors

Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00,
Cheeks- R20,
Lips- R22
Tank/Socks: E93, YR02, YR18
Shirt: BG01, BG05, BG07
Shorts/Eyes: YG11, YG13, YG17
Shoes/Tank: W7, W5, W3

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This sweet image is called Renew.  I thought she looked like a little princess so I wanted to give her a sparkly gown. 

This technique is very easy.  First, you color the area you want to sparkle just like you normally would then you pick a dark, medium, light and white of the color of your image and start adding dots of the darkest color in the shadows and work your way out to the white.  For the dots, you can use Sakura Glaze or Stardust Jelly Roll pens or colored pencils, for the white I used a Jelly Roll size 8. 

A sparkly gown makes the perfect princess card for a girls birthday or anytime you want someone to feel special!

I hope you’ll try this technique out for yourself. It would be a great thing to try during our 12 Days of Coloring Challenge that starts Wednesday…

I’ll see you there!