The digital strawberry, from Jane's Doodles - no longer available, was colored with Spectrum Noir Sparkle pens, colored pencils, and Karina Wink pens. They are popped as the final layer. I could hardly believe my luck when I found the strawberry ribbon in my stash to weave through the white die cut! The sentiment is from Simon Says Stamps, Tiny Words.
Sketch from Try Stanpin' On Tuesday |
Thanks for your visit. I hope you'll join in with both groups!
Love this! LOVING the background and the strawberry!!! Gorgeous!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julie. I always look forward to your sweet comments!
DeleteWhat an awesome strawberry! Love that die background behind it too, so bold over the kraft paper! Thanks so much for playing at TSOT!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Heather. I love the look of white on Kraft!
DeleteBeautiful card Jean! I love the trellis background you created for your strawberry... REALLY nice coloring, too!!! Great interpretation of Try Stampin' on Tuesday's sketch! Thank you for sharing your creative talents with both our challenges this week!!! -Donna
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to play with different coloring mediums, Donna. Thank you!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous strawberry! The trellis and ribbon on Kraft comprise a perfect background for the beautifully colored fruit. (I have those Karina Wink pens and have never used them.) Thank you for playing along at Color My Heart Color Dare.
ReplyDeleteI suppose we all have a lot of supplies that we have never or seldom used. That's why I decided to use some different coloring mediums. Well, if you must know, I printed on my inkjet, which is of course not Copic friendly, and wound up with smears that I had to cover, LOL! Thanks, Melanie!
DeleteOh, my, Jean! I meant to say, "Thank you for playing along at Double Trouble Challenge #29."
ReplyDeleteAlways a fun challenge, Melanie. You and your team put so much thought into it!
DeleteThat's a big strawberry going up your vinage background...I bought some strawberries at Costco which were big, but not quite that big...looks delicious. Thanks for supporting our Twisted Sister, she always enjoys seeing her twist on participants and thank you for sharing with us at Double Trouble and Try Stampin' on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteYup, you'd need a hacksaw, lol! Thanks, Sue!
DeleteHoly Macaroni...that strawberry is AMAZING! Thanks for playing along with us at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteLOL! That's the first time I've heard that expression and it certainly started my day with a chuckle, Tracey!
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