Normally the saying goes "don't ruffle my feathers", but I decided to just that on my fave digi stamp of late, Owl, from Little Paper Shop. Cath over at the Moxie Fab World blog put up a challenge last week to use ruffles on a project and I knew right away I wanted a ruffled belly for my owl!One of the benefits of a digi stamp is that you can make it any size you want and I made this one into the actual card itself. I took the owl image and made it as big as my PP, 6", in MS Paint. I printed him out 2 times, one time on the PP and again on white CS. I glued the PP to scrap CS to give it more weight and then cut out the image outline and belly. The ruffles were machine sewn onto a scrap piece of paper and I used super sticky tape to adhere to the PP owl's open belly area. I cut out the nose, eyes, and feet from the printed piece of white CS and colored with a brown copic. I then folded a piece of white CS in 1/2 and lined up the owl so that the fold was about an inch from the top of his head. I traced the rest of his body onto the CS and cut it out to create the card base. I used more sticky tape to attach the PP owl to the base.
Was this a little work, yes, but was it fun, yes!
Smiles,
Julie
Details: Stamp - LPS Digi Owl, CS - PTI White, PP - Basic Grey Eskimo Kisses, marker - brown Copic, and ribbon - Michael's.
OMG so cute!! Love the ruffles!!! :)
ReplyDeleteJulie! This is so cute! I will be looking for your name on the winner list!! ;o)
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this is too cute! love that ribbon on his tummy!
ReplyDeleteWOW you are fantastic ...... this is going to win....
ReplyDeleteOh my this is way way cute! Love it... it's just so creative!
ReplyDeleteHey Julie! Thanks for entering the Moxie Fab World challenge! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea Julie! Love it : )
ReplyDeleteOMG...you are beyond the pale girl! I love this idea so much! And the paper and ribbon are to die for!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, total CUTENESS!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this card is absolutely darling, what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card. I love this idea!!! Absolutely one of the cutest cards I have seen in a long time!!!
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteToday I posted an entry on my blog with a link to this project.
I'd appreciate your letting me now if that's OK.
Thanks,
nancy Ward
http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com
Thanks for the help Julie, I really appreciated the info on such a hoo hoo cute card!
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