I found out while I was making these cards that paper piecing and coloring can be very relaxing. I used Lawn Fawn stamps on watercolor paper so that my coloring would be easier. Tim Holtz Distress Markers worked perfectly to color images once, then for shading I colored the area again with the same marker. Tip: Use an Archival Ink to prevent bleeding when coloring your image.
Supplies:
Paper by Doodle Bug Design and Bo Bunny Press
Stamps – Lawn Fawn Critters in the Forest (animals and forest scene), Sophie’s Sentiments (Let’s Celebrate), and Bannerific (banner and birds)
Pop Up Adhesive
Quickie Glue Pen
Ranger’s Archival Ink in Black
Directions:
See how I pieced the card together right here!
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