As always, click on the card for full directions if you want to know the Copic colors or paper sizes or just want to read all the steps involved.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Birthday Wishes Cupcake
Here's another card I made to give away as a present. It's designed with neutral colors, which I guess slants it toward being a guy card with all the female designs out there. The cupcake is colored with Copic markers. The border is dotted to play on the dots that were in the words on the stamp. The background is stamped to match the curlies in the cupcake. Best of all can you believe all three of these came in a cling mount set I got at Michael's for two dollars or less earlier this year?
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