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Happy Birthday Zendoodle Frog 7" x 5" card - Day 248 of my 365 day challenge

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Happy Birthday Zendoodle Frog 7" x 5" card -  Day 248 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I coloured in this Zendoodle frog a couple of weeks ago but hadn't done anything with it - but here is a card that I used it for.. How I made this card:- I first of all stamped the Zendoodle Frog out on to some white stamping card using Versafine Onyx Black ink and then added some clear embossing powder and heat set it. I then Zentangled the whole image creating my own design which is great fun and mirrored one design on the opposite side. I then coloured it in using Zig Clean Color pens trying to keep the same colours on either side of the frog. Once I was happy with it (well as happy as I would be), I cut it out trying to make sure that no white was showing. Before adding it to the card, I mat and layered 3 pieces of card - one red as that was one of the main colours in the frog, then black and finally a smaller panel of Silver Mirri card. I then ...

Hugs and Kisses Zentangled Cat 7x5in card - Day 161 of my 365 day challenge

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Hugs and Kisses Zentangled Cat 7x5in card -  Day 161 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Well have the French Tennis Open on in the background whilst doing this blog and as usual want both players to win! Anyway, I thought this card turned out quite well and thought I would tell you how I made it! How I made this card:- I first of all used Canvas (the website app for my Brother Scan n Cut and exported a picture of a cat on to it and resized it to 3.5" x 4" and cut it out in white card. I then used a fine Micron pen with black ink and Zentangled inside the cat - I probably will make them a bit larger the next time. I coloured them in using Zig Clean Color Real brush pens and some alcohol markers. I took a sheet of Khaki green paper (from a pack from Creative Crafting World I think) and stuck it to the bottom half of a 7" x 5" white card and trimmed it to fit (turning the card over so I could see the edges. I then used some medium ultra stron...