I love that, depending on how you color them, many of the animals could resemble something else. In shades of orange this guy looks foxy, but there's some cat-like about the shape too, no?
The fox rests over a watery-blue panel. I masked the edges, rubbed distress ink over the panel and then splashed some water on it. I love the effect.
I can't get enough of these confetti dies. I had to close-up on one just to show it off again.
Check out the Mama Elephant blog for more inspiration! Sorry if this write-up seems a bit choppy - my head is all stuffed up and woozy. bleh.
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Great card -- love how you colored the origami fox. Hope you feel better!
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable! I love the angle of the patterned paper and the coloring and of course those dies!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! The angles and colours are fantastic, plus your cardstock confetti looks like the real thing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love those confetti dies.
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming card, Elena! I love your coloring and the clever way you angled your papers...so sweet!
ReplyDeleteLove your adorable card! The distressed background looks great. And thanks for sharing a close-up of the sequin die cut. They were out of stock where I placed my ME order but will put them at the top of my wish list--SO realistic!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteA work of art!
ReplyDeleteLove the layout, love the colour, love everything about this card! It certainly stands out!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness!! this is adorable!!! i LOOOOVE that you made it a fox!! and you're right, you can totally change up the animals depending on color! so cool!
ReplyDeleteand your coloring is just amazing!! i LOVE that distressed background, and your titled panel is so cool!! wow!
So cute!! Love the colors and the fantastic vintage look! :)
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