Sending lots of love... Badger A6 card - 365 day challenge

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Hi Craft addicts!     

Today's latest handmade card is a simple but effective A6 card using stamps and dies....

  • I cut out a piece of white stamping card and stamped the Sweet Dixie Badger image on to it using Gina K Obsidian Black ink.
  • I used a mix of Stabilo FSC colouring pencils and alcohol markers to colour the animal and foliage in.
  • For the grass and sky, I placed some Blue and Green Distress Oxide inks on to a glass mat, spritzed some water on them and used the inks as a paint.
  • I then cut out a panel using the Petit Picot Rectangle die (middle size one) from Paper Dienmamics Metallink card stock and then trimmed the stamped image to fit inside it.
  • I also edged the panel with a black alcohol marker.
  • I had made the card myself using a Lisa Horton Rectangle stitched die. 
  • I cut two pieces out, scored the back one about 3/4" down from the top, added some red liner tape, removed the backing and stuck it to the card.
  • I then made sure the two pieces of card lined up properly and stuck them together.
  • Using a dotty tape pen (from Crafter's Companion) I added the Picot edge panel to the front of the card and then stuck the main topper to it using some PVA glue.
  • Finally, I stamped out the sentiment, Sending Lots of Love on to some white card again using Gina K's Obsidian Black ink and fussy cut around it.
  • I used a solid tape pen to attach it to the top right hand corner.

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