One of our nephews has a little girl that is going to be 3 years old in a few days so I made this little card for her. The teddy design is one of a series of "Popcorn the Bear" from Crafter's Companion and I purchased it from Joann.com.
Thankfully I stamped the image on two cards. I stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. On the first card I tried coloring the image with SU markers. The coloring went fine on the flowers and little duck but the brown I used on the teddy was a little dark and it also streaked for me when coloring such a large area.
On the second card I chalked the teddy bear up with a light brown chalk and didn't even take care to avoid the stems and flowers. To set the chalk I put a piece of paper over the chalked image and used a brayer to roll over it firmly several times. This helps to set the paper into the card stock. Then I still colored the flowers with markers and the markers covered up the areas where chalk was on the flowers.
After finishing the above card, I took some dark chalk and went back over the first teddy and was surprised that it evened out the color on that one nicely so I was able to salvage it.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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3 comments:
I LOVE this...your coloring is WONDERFUL and the image is ADORABLE! She will LOVE this bear!!!
Joanne
What a cute card for a cute little girl!!
Love these bears!
So cute. What three or thirty year old would not like this one? A good hint about the chalk! And I am glad you could salvage the original. That is always a plus.
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