It's Your Birthday.. Let's Party! Dachshund A6 card - 365 day challenge

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Hi Craft addicts!     

Today's handmade card is one using only stamps from Sheena Douglass and inks from Izink.

  • I decided I wanted to stamp directly on to the front of a card, so used an acrylic stamping block to stamp the Dachshund (from Sheena Douglass's Guess Who set from her Halfway There collection). I used Gina K's Obsidian Black ink for this as I can use both Watercolour or Alcohol inks.
  • I then coloured it in using Stabilo FSC pencils (Brown, Yellow and Orange shades) and then coloured his ruff in with reds and pinks.
  • I again used Gina K's ink to stamp the sentiment from the same collection directly underneath the image.
  • As I felt the card looked a bit "grey", I decided to add some rainbow colours to it and so used Izinks (from Aladine) Dye inks - red, yellow and blue.

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