Hello, and happy hump day.... We are halfway to the weekend! Today I have a Changito card to share; I love the little guy and havn't played much with him lately.... I chose this image because it is so springy. I can't wait to see the flowers bloom; we have wild violets all over and they sure are beautiful, but our irises are a bit slow this year. Yesterday I glanced over at my neighbor's yard and she has beautiful tulips in full bloom. She has the prettiest little brick house and gorgeous gardens, so it is a delight to look out my kitchen window.
Anyway, back to the card.... I used Mercy's Tuesday sketch. Changito is colored with pencils, and I used a white gel pen to add a few dots to the center of the red flower so it would mimic the DP. I also adhered a strip of the saffron CS underneath the twill on the right side because you could see through it.
Image: Stampendous
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper: G.P. 110, SU! So Saffron and Ruby Red, The Paper Studio DP
Embellie: SU! So Saffron Twill
Extras: Prismas/Crayolas/Goo Gone, Signo White Gel Pen, Foam Tape
Thanks for stopping by today; I hope you get a chance to take in the signs of spring all around you!
Angela
This is so cute! And that bright pink and soft yellow combo is one I def. want to try. The image goes so perfectly with the DP too. Great card!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, Angela! Mercy's sketches are so fun and so is this little monkey. Wonderful DPs; the colors really come to life with your natural lighting!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I great paper. Check my Changito entry on my blog. ;) :D
ReplyDeleteAngela, this is a beautiful card. Loved the sketch, design, the image and the color combination. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteSo bright and springy, love your take on Mercy's sketch.
ReplyDeleteJust catchin' up here...both this and the little baker monkey card are wonderful! You have a way with pattern paper and color!
ReplyDeleteOur neighbor today had the most beautiful tulips everywhere. I was taking pictures of them as I dropped my son off to play, and he of course thought I was nuts ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're inspiring me to use this sketch. You've done a great job with it!