Hi everyone!! Welcome to another edition of Tuesday Tips and Tricks. Today, I want to tell you the ways I vintage-ed up my inspiration project from the iCopic Weekly Challenge for this week. Hopefully you can take away a trick or two from today's post and use them on your entry!
Let's get started!
Here's my card:
I am not very good at vintagey distressed type of projects (I am more of a clean/bright type), but I gave it my best shot. Here's what I did to get that vintage distressed look:
I picked out some vintage style patterned paper from Simple Stories, which is now available at iCopic. This pack is called 25 Days of Christmas.
I used muted Copic colors to color in the stamp image, called Pickle with Sledge from Wild Rose Studio, and I based these colors off of the patterned papers I used. I wanted everything to flow. I used the following colors:
- E40, E41, E42, E43, E44, E47, and E49 (for all the penguin fur, sled, fuzzy part of his hat, and ribbon on the presents)
- YG93, YG95, and YG97 (for the presents and his scarf and hat)
- Y28 (for his beak and feet)
- #12 AtYouSpica Glitter Pen (Silver) for the metal parts of the sled.
Then as shown in the video, I inked around the edges of the Christmassy bingo paper and the image I colored.
To add a little more of a distressed look, I curled up the edges of the bingo paper and also of the scallop. Curled and crinkled paper always reminds me of vintage.
Here is another close-up:
What are your best vintagey tips?? Share them below!
That's all for today, but Michelle will be back tomorrow with another project for ya.
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7 comments :
What a totally fabulously cute job! Love the papers with the image (or I should say the way you matched the image to the papers!) TOTALLY cute! TFS!
Wow, this is absolutely GORJUSS!!! Love the muted-ness to all of it - the image is colored to perfection and love that little bingo card!!!
love the vintage look, my favorite look, you did a great job..
I like it!
I also meant to thank you for sending the "bonus" along with the stamps I won from the blog hop!
Thanks Sami!
Cal in Hawaii
Great card, now I'm off to buy more Copic markers and Tim Holtz distressing ink and ink applicator. :)
Kim
I will have to try distressing the way you did it. I have been doing it backwards. I would drag the sponge toward the outside of the paper. :0)
So cute! I love this image - you colored him beautifully!
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