
Look at this pretty little lassie from Sugar Nellie, isn't she adorable?! I colored her in pretty pink and greens, one of my fave color combinations, using my
Prismacolor pencils. I did her shoes with a black
Sakura Glaze pen, to make them nice and shiny. Her skin is colored with
Copics E0000, E00, and E11, I use these colors almost exclusively for skin tones. Much more realistic than anything in my colored pencil collection. I don't know why I can't get good skin tones with pencils!

The delish paper is from Imaginisce, which inspired the colors for her dress. I also punched out a couple of flowers from scrap DP with a Martha Stewart Hydrangea punch, and layered them to make the little floral embellishment. Covered the smaller flower with
Stickles, of course! I adhered the flower on some layered circles cut out with
Nestabilities. The circle sentiment is from Papertrey Ink. I almost always use a strip of cardstock to wrap my ribbon around (to hide the edges) and punch a border along one edge. This one is
Fiskars Flowers.
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Stamps: Sugar Nellie, PTI
Paper: Imaginisce, Bazzill, bristol vellum
Accessories: Fiskars flowers border punch, striped pink ribbon, Nestabilities, colored pencils, OMS, Copics, Stickles, pearl, Martha Stewart Hydrangea punches, Sharpie extra fine white poster paint pen, Sakura Glaze pen
It`s a beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful Katrina... Love those SN images...
ReplyDeletehugs, Janiel
This is so pretty..just love the image..
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Jan..x
Just gorgeous katrina! I adore your colouring. i am like you and always do my skin in copics and the rest in pencils :) Really gorgeous details,
ReplyDeleteHugs Judy xx
Most EXCELLENT artwork...as usual!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card! Such a gorgeous image from SN. I love your colouring.
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