This is the first of this year’s Copic-coloured Christmas cards. I would normally be panicking that I’d only just started but I have a vague plan to do some small batches and if it doesn’t work out then so be it. This year I’m putting myself first and crafting for my own well-being.
This is based on the first lesson in the Winter Storybook class from Sandy Allnock over on Art-Classes. I love Sandy’s from scratch, no stamps classes; some of them can be a bit daunting at first, but I haven’t had any disasters yet, you just have to trust that it will come good in the end no matter how rough it looks at the start.
The little sheep has been sat in my stash for a very long time (the stamp set was bought over four years ago), but I think he fits perfectly into this simple storybook scene.
Classes:
Art Classes – Mini Copic Course: Winter Storybook Scenes
Copic markers:
B00, B21, B91, BG32, G20, YG11, 0
Supplies:
- stamps:
Mama Elephant – lunar animals
Tim Holtz – crazy talk - dies:
Create A Smile – double stitched rectangles - pens:
Sharpie water-based extra-fine point white - inks:
Versafine – smokey gray - paper and card:
Neenah solar white 216gsm
Hunkydory Adorable Scorable Matt-tastic – french blue
What a great card! I love that scene! The reflections in the water are perfect! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks! It’s a surprisingly simple design to create but really effective.
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The reflection looks great!
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Thank you! It was surprisingly simple to create as long as you don;t overthink it!
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