Hello friends! Today I have a Slim Woodland card that I turned into a fall scene rather than a winter or Christmas scene. I love that the landscape can be turned into "grass" rather than "snow" and how the leaves from the Tree Branch Cover Creative Cuts Die are the perfect way to add falling leaves to the design!
V I D E O T U T O R I A L
Watch the creation of this slim woodland fall scene card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Bunny in Blue Jammies: Deep Blue, Blue Gray, Purple, Blender, Mustard, Mid Brown
Mama Bunny's Chair & Card: Peacock Blue, Persian Green, Blender, Deep Red, Pale Rose, Mustard, Mid Brown
Bunny in Striped Jammies: Deep Red, Pale Rose, Blender, Blue Gray, Mustard, Mid Brown
Bunny in Green Jammies: Mid Green, Olive Green, Dark Gray, Light Gray, Blue Gray, Mid Brown, Beige
Bunny with Mug: Peacock Blue, Persian Green, Deep Blue, Blue Gray, Deep Red, Pale Rose
Thought Bubble: Blue Gray, Blender
The images were die cut with the coordinating dies.
The Slim Woodland was die cut from smooth white cardstock. The edges of the panel were masked off with post it tape and the landscape was inked with Crushed Olive and Forest Moss Distress Ink. The trees were inked with Gathered Twigs and Ground Espresso Distress Ink.
A 3 1/4" x 8 1/4" panel was inked with Peacock Feathers and Chipped Sapphire Distress Inks and splattered with Liquid Stardust for a "starry sky". The Slim Woodland was adhered over the sky.
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I love this card, Nichol. You've created such a peaceful scene. I always look forward to seeing the final pictures of the completed card once the ink blending has evened out. It's as rewarding as heat embossing and never gets old. I would love to see cards with a whole gang of little agenda images. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Amazingly beautiful card. Just love your no line watercolor cards🥰💗😍
Posted by: Kaye | September 29, 2020 at 08:25 AM
Adorable scene.
Thank you for inspiring & video how to.
Posted by: Suz Gray | September 29, 2020 at 09:40 AM
I love this card, Nichol. You've created such a peaceful scene. I always look forward to seeing the final pictures of the completed card once the ink blending has evened out. It's as rewarding as heat embossing and never gets old. I would love to see cards with a whole gang of little agenda images. Thanks for the inspiration.
Posted by: Kirsten | October 02, 2020 at 03:11 AM