Gerda Steiner Designs

Ewe Are Sweet

July 15, 2015

Hello friends, Its Chitra here to share a card with you all!!
Hope you all enjoyed the new "How are Ewe" stamp release blog hop!! So many beautiful cards samples were made from our amazing DT!!!
I have another card using the same stamp set for you all...


I stamped the image on Crafter's Companion ultra smooth white cardstock and colored using Copics and Prisma Colored pencils, I used stippling technique with my Copics on the sheep's body and added some grass for Mr. cutie to stand on. Then I matted the colored image using foam dots onto the design paper from DCWV. I added some hearts to around the sentiment for a nice pop of color...
Here is a close up...


Hope you liked my card.
Have a great day, thanks for stopping by!!

Hugs,
Chitra


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