Tuesday, 11 December 2018

Bubble chicks to naughty robins

Good evening.
Back again today with a card to share for the start of this week's ATSM challenge.


It's time to -----


So cards where you make a mark, colouring, stiching, fussy cutting etc.

At the end of October I attended a Copic colouring class run by the lovely Faye Wynn-Jones. We had a great time and one of the sessions involved changing some chicks doing aerobics from Stamping Bella into penguins and robins. I did buy that stamp set but I also had another chick stamp where they were blowing bubbles which I used here. I decided to try the Faye transformation on these chicks and turned bubbles into baubles and chicks into robins. What do you think?
The Christmas foliage was stamped at the top of a white base card using a foliage stamp from the STAMPlorations Christmas Bell Medley set, stamped repeatedly in Mowed Lawn and Pine Needles DI, adding some water with a brush to soften in places. Chicks and bubbles were stamped then coloured using Copics before being fussy cut. Strings and holders were added using a black fine liner and a ruler.

For more inspiration check out the rest of the DT here and join us in our last challenge before the Christmas break.

Joining in over at:-

Take It, Make It Challenge

15 comments:

  1. This is fantastic. Your transformation is amazing. Love Dawn x

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  2. What a fabulous way to stretch your stamps Jules and it was amazingly successful here. I wouldn't have dreamed that these were not bauble and robin stamps from the outset!!!
    I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!
    Hugs
    Carol x

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  3. Beautiful! I love how you did this - so creative and pretty! Great Christmas card! Merry Christmas!!!

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  4. How I adore this card, Julie! Fantastic layout with 3D images. I am going to case this card and make a holiday themed game or worksheet for my piano studio. Absolutely adorable!

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  5. This made me smile...chicks morphed into robin s and penguins...whatever next!! Such a fun card xx

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  6. This is super adorable Thanks for entering the challenge over at Craft Stamper and Good Luck x

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  7. How darling and so creative, Julie. The sky's the limit with those stamps and your wonderful Copic coloring.

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  8. So cute1 Those little birds are adorable!

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  9. You guys, the photo of this delightful card does NOT do it justice! I am so tickled to be the proud owner and can tell you it is even more colorful and cute in person!! Thank you so much for sending it to me, Jules! I think you did a brilliant job of turning the chicks into robins and the bubbles into ornaments! Brilliant! And you should get a commission ... I'm off to buy that set and I'm sure I won't be the only one, especially now that we know how versatile it is!! 🎄Happy Holiday Hugs, Darnell

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  10. Simply brilliant! So good to see how you extend the stamp set.

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  11. Ooh dear I adore your Scene soo soo cuuteeee
    Chiks now it is a robins and bubbles in that colorfull
    Ohh I am in love with your cute Card
    Great Scene great coloring and OH WOOOOW I want this one too
    Lucky Darnell to get this cutee Card
    hugs
    Monika

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  12. Julie, this is too adorable! And your colouring of it is gorgeous, amazing transformations! Wishing you Happy Holidays and a Happy, Healthy & creative start to the New Year! Hugs, Gwendolyn

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  13. This is so cute and such a clever idea. Great colouring too. Thank you for playing along with the Craft Stamper Challenge. Have a lovely Christmas. Lots of love and Best Wishes to you and yours xx

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  14. Brilliant transformation, Julie! Thanks for playing along at Craft Stamper Take It, Make It and Happy Christmas :)

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  15. What a cute card! Love it!
    Thanks for playing along our Craft Stamper blog challenge. Hoping to see you with us again in January!

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