Cheeky Geeky
I started with an unfinished balsa wood frame from my LCS (one of the things I mentioned a few posts back) and painted it with a really light green almost seafoam acrylic paint. once that was dry I got out my homemade mod podge and cutter and pieced a few different scrap pieces with similar color schemes to get this patchwork kind of look. Since I didn't have much DP in the shades I needed, I created the leopard print by running it through an embossing folder and inking it with pigment ink a few shades lighter. I did the same with the swirl pattern, embossing and inking in shades of blue to get the effect I was going for. I colored Ms Cheeky Geeky from The Greeting Farm with my copics and gave her a blue leopard print skirt with matching tie and headband and fussy cut her out. The sentiment is from Close To My Heart (CTMH) 'Friendship' set and the other embellishments are from my stash. I wish I could take credit for this lovely idea but I am actually CASEing this project from one of my personal favorite blogs, Rosemary's Creations, ( you can go and see her project here!). I plan to enter this in the following challenges; Splendid Stamping FFF, 'Cut it Out', Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge, 'It's a Mystery', and 7 Kids Challenge, 'Anything Goes'. Thanks for stopping by,
-Krys
Very pretty frame that you created around the wonderful sentiment! Thanks for joining along with Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card!! Love all the patterns and textures!!
ReplyDeleteA lovely card and the colors are beautiful. Thanks for joining in the 7 Kids College Fund Challenge.
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Oh my word girl!!!! Your frame turned out gorgeous!!!! Love the colors and the flower in the corner and of course I can't forget about Cheeky Geeky!!! FABULOUS!! Thank you for your awesome comment too about my blog being one of your faves! I'm so glad you played along in our www.7kidscollegefund.com Challenge!! Hugs, Rosie
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