I die-cut three balloons from MFT cardstock in similar shades and also the strings from some Black Licorice cardstock. I sponged some ink onto the right hand side of each balloon and then adhered them to a white top-folding card base. It was about now that I thought they looked a bit bare, so I grabbed a star stencil and a negative die-cut and masking off all but one of the balloons, I stenciled over the stars with the same color ink. I repeated this process with the other two balloons and finally added a highlight with white gel pen. Much better!
The sentiment is also a die-cut, so this card was pretty simple to put together. I finished by painting the balloons with clear sparkle pen.
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Products used:
Ink: Peach Bellini, Coral Crush, Persimmon (MFT)
Cardstock: Peach Bellini, Coral Crush, Persimmon, Black Licorice (MFT), White
Dies: Balloon bash, Balloon Strings (PTI), Block Happy Birthday (MFT)
Accessories: Classic Star Stencil (Winnie & Walter), White Gel Pen, Spectrum Noir Clear Sparkle Pen
Cheers
Karren
10 comments:
Such a great way to use that sketch, Karren! My brain would not have started with balloons, but I'm glad yours did, it's a great idea!
I love the balloons! Perfect for the sketch!~ Crisp, clean and festive!
Great take on the sketch Karren. The balloons are fabulous
I love the addition of the stars on your balloons and your color palette is fabulous, Karren! Love your take on the sketch!
Your trio of balloons is a great take on this week's Freshly Made Sketch!
This is such a great card Karren! I love those balloons and love that big, bold sentiment! So fun!
Great colors and a great idea to use balloons with the sketch! Love this, Karren!
Your take on the sketch is ingenious! The shading and the stars are a nice embellishment to the balloons!
LOVE your creative and gorgeous take on the sketch Karren!
You have used the coolest images for your card - they are a creative take on the sketch and I just love them!
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