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My scoreboard was gathering set aside and I would often move it to get to something else. This time I decided I needed to use it instead of move it! Because of the way I decided to use the score board, I also needed to dust off some other tools: sanding block, piercing/embossing tool. Oh....and I also dusted off my watercolor pencils, too! Wow...that's a lot of dusting!
I stamped the cute little images from the new Little Monsters stamp set. I gave them some color with the water color pencils then smoothed out the pencil with a paintbrush and some water. That allows you to not just smooth out the pencil lines but also kind of move the color around and create dark and light areas for depth.
Next I used the score board and the embossing end of the piercing/embossing tool. I scored lines around the image layer to create a kind of frame effect. To make the lines stand out more, I gently folded the paper on the score lines and rubbed the sanding block of the folded edge to scuff it up a bit. For a finishing touch I used some dark sequins from the Silver Sequins assortment.
All products are Close To My Heart: (click for image)
--Score Board
--Piercing/Embossing Tool
--Sanding Kit
--Little Monsters stamp set
--Nevermore paper kit
--White Cards and Envelopes Value Pack
--Cardstock: White Daisy
--Water Color Pencils
--Paintbrush set
--Silver Sequins Assortment
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Happy Crafting!
Michelle
This is too cute! I like the detail that you created with the score board.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Priscilla. It reminded me how much I like the scoreboard.
DeleteToo cute! I love the embossed details and the coloring is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shirley. I need to get the watercolor pencils out more often!
DeleteI love the details and creative way you used the score board. Great holiday card.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jen!
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