Hi friends! Isn't this Tilda image cute? I thought she was perfect for the three challenges I'm entering this card into.
Sketch Saturday - A sketch which you can see below
A Spoon Full Of Sugar - Happy Birthday theme
Simon Says - Things with wings
Image is Tilda blowing hearts by Magnolia. I colored her with Prismacolor colored pencils. Printed paper is by Basic Grey and N2N Designs. Flowers were made with Paper Shapers flower retro flower punch and Crystal Stickles were used on Tilda's wings.
Inside of card above and sketch used is shown below.
I also tried something new...at least new for me. I have been seeing on a lot of blogs where part of the image is sticking out past the actual cut part of the Nestabilities shape. I love the look of that technique and also found it to be so super easy to do. If you haven't tried it yet and would like to then check out the how to tutorial that Splitcoast Stampers has. You can find it HERE
Thanks for stopping by!
12 comments:
a fabulous card, great way of doing the blowing hearts.xx
This is beautiful, I love how you did the heart, and the design paper is gorgeous. The inside looks as good as the out side.
What a very sweet card lovely image.
Thanks so much for playing with us at A Spoon Full of Sugar.
Huggs Marley.
Hi Susan!
I thought it was a large heart behind the Tilda until I saw the sketch. Another very nice card, colored beautifully. I am going to go check out that link.
Thanks for sharing!
Janice
Wow, that is really cool how the image is outside the circle. I'll have to follow your link & check that out. Great card, especially love the inside too!
Such a wonderful card!
Love the sweet Tilda and the fab details!!
Thank you for joining us at SS,
hugs from Maya :)
Your card is very beautiful!
Love
Paola
This is gorgeous! so beautifully made and I love your papers and details! thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp, hugs, Jane xx
beautiful!
Super CUTE!!!
Thank you for sharing,
Maren
Paper Crafts Go-to Gal
She is so sweet! Love the papers!
Stunning card. I adore the Tilda and the technique you've used with part of the image outside of the nesti. Beautiful work!
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