Colorado Craft Company Anita Jeram November 2021 Reveal + Giveaway
Hey there Artie! Del, here, with new goodies from Colorado Craft Company and Anita Jeram!! These wonderful new illustration stamps are just in time for the holiday gift givers. I used one set for the Online Card Classes last week. You’ll have to take the class to see that one. And I’m using the other two 4 x 6 stamp sets this week.
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Hung with Care
Steps to Create this Card
For this card, I stamped the image of the rabbit, tree, stocking and birds from the onto some X-Press It Card with Picket Fence Black Hybrid Ink.
Then, I colored in the images with Copic Markers, E46, E89, E15, E18, E93, W5 & W3. (All Copics on sale 10% off at Violeta-Ink for the rest of November! Tell them Daniel West sent you)
After that, I die cut the image out with my Gemini Jr.
Next, I blended some Summer Sky Ink over an entire panel of white cardstock in an uneven gradient with a blending brush.
Then, I added some snow to the blue ink with a white gel pen.
After that, I stamped the sentiment in Versafine Ink and adhered the die cut to the front with Precision Glue.
Then, I used the Tim Holtz Deckle Trimmer to cut the panel down a 1/4 “ to leave a torn look to the edges.
To finish it all off, I popped up the panel on an A2-sized card base with foam tape.
Save 10% in November from Violeta Ink with code VIOLETAFRIDAY. Tell them Daniel sent you.
Giveaway
I will give away one Hanging Stockings Mini stamp set. Enter by leaving a comment below, and following the instructions on my Instagram Post with this card. The giveaway ends on the 23rd at midnight mountain time. Winners will be announced on the CCC blog, on the 25th of November.
Thank you very much for spending some time with me on the blog! If you’re feeling frisky and shoppy, you will find links to the products I used throughout the post and in the grid below. Arties are the best!
Kindly,
Daniel