The best thing about (trying to) organizing the Command Center is finding products I forgot I had or in this case, haven't used in a long, long time. Chalk pencils!
I stamped the floral images on Oatmeal color cardstock. I love this color because it's not quite kraft but kraft-lite. lol
Check out my process video here:
And here are some close ups:
The added rectangle border, sequins & pearls really give this card an extra uummph.
This card encouraged me to move those chalk pencils from the back of the stock closet to the tools container on my desk. I hope to use these more and more!
I'm entering this card on the Heart 2 Heart challenge blog. There current challenge is a technique challenge - border. This is a CTMH products challenge blog and this stamp set is from the Stamp of the Month collection for December, 2020.
I’m also entering it in the Always Fun Challenges blog for challenge #201. The challenge theme is Anything Goes.
And the Country View Challenges Blog for their Spring challenge.
Products Used:
Oatmeal & white cardstock from FSJ
General's Chalk Pencils
Happiness Never Grows Old, December Stamp of the Month from CTMH
Misti
Black Archival ink pad
Gold glitter gel pen
Yellow sequins and flat back pearls from my stash
Finger sponge dauber
UPDATE: I won the challenge at the Heart 2 Heart Challenge Blog!
Beautiful! I love the chalk pencils on the oatmeal paper! Thank you for joining us at Heart 2 Heart!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using pastel pencils on card, of course the dust can be a problem but the results look good! Thanks for playing with us at Country View Challenges this month!
ReplyDeletePerfect for our Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you have shared your great artwork with us here at Always Fun Challenges.
Stay safe and well.
Good luck hun and do come back again!
Jackie DT @AFC
Fabulous, I love this. This is beautiful! Thanks for playing along with Heart 2 Heart Challenges (H2H).
ReplyDeleteBrandi R.
DT member H2H
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Beautiful card and colouring!!! Thank you for joining the February challenge of the Country View Challenges!
ReplyDelete