Hi everyone.
Here I am again to show you my latest creation. This is a birthday card I made for a lovely young lady.
It is Choosday again folks and you know what that means don't you? You're right, a new challenge at Digi Choosday and a fabulously wonderful huge discount off selected digital items from the Polkadoodles store. So why not hop over to the challenge blog and grab your code and do a wee bit of shopping.
But, wait, hang on a minute. Just let me tell you about my card first.
I thought I would try and show you all how versatile the world of digital stamping really is.
My card is 100% digital this time. Yep that's right, this card is totally flat although there are elements that make it appear not to be.
Let's take a look at exactly what I did to achieve this final result shall we?
I have a digital image programme called Craft Artist and that is where I do all my manipulation of the digital images.
So, firstly I downloaded the images I wanted to use on my card. There are three paper pieces, five digital images and two digital sentiments. I will give you all the product details in a minute or two, just in case you want to go an spend that fabulous discount code. 😉😉
Let me show you a closer view of the finished item and you should then be able to see all the individual items.
First off I added one of the sheets of paper at the back as the base. Then I put the other two pieces onto a black background (like matting and layering). The programme lets you put the pieces in any order so you can move things from front to back and vice versa.
Then, on top of the lightest piece of paper I added an image of a candle. Now this is from a Christmas set so was red with holly on. I changed the colour in my digital programme to fit in with the rest of the card and I hid the holly by putting presents in front of the candle. Again, the presents are from a Christmas set so the colours were all wrong for my theme so I changed them to purple. This is great as it changes the whole image into shades of purple rather than a block of colour.
Then I added my image - the gorgeous Winnie, May Your Wishes Come True. The only thing I did with the image was to add a shadow to it to make it look 3D and I placed her so that she looks like she is standing on the frame rather than floating in mid air. So this is how she comes if you buy the pre-coloured image. I wanted her to stand out against all the purple so left her in her original colours, which are of course, gorgeous.
Then I added a flower from the Horace and Boo Floral collection. I added the image twice, grouped the two images together, (this means that you can manipulate them both at the same time in exactly the same way, making them the same size etc) and then made them look 3d decoupaged using my programme. Again I changed the colour to match my colour scheme. Then I copied that image twice to give me three flowers, grouped them all together and placed them in the top corner.
Then I added two sentiments. Again I added them to white and black backgrounds to make it look as though they were matted and layered.
Printed it off and stuck it to my card base and there you go! Simples!!
So here is what I used. I have indicated which things have been edited in my digital programme just so you know.
Candle and presents - Embellishments -Winnie White Christmas Printable Digi Downloads (Colour Changed)
Flowers - Floral Foliage - Horace & Boo download printable bundle (Colour changed)
So, if you haven't ever thought of digital stamping, why not give it a go?
Then you could come back and leave me a message with a link so I can see what you did.
Can't wait to see all your fabulous entries in our latest challenge. You always make choosing a Top 3 really difficult. Lol
Have fun.
TTFN
Challenges:
CD Sunday Plus Challenge - Anything Digital goes. (Everything here is digital)