Tracy's Creative Adventures: Tlc Creations

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Sunday, 23 April 2017

more bunny hugs

As soon as I saw the Spring Bunny with Tulips image by Tlc Creations,

I couldn't wait to colour and create a card with it.

The image is a freebie from the Tlc Creations Blog (this post).

Here is the link to the first card I made.

I used the same combination of Copic markers as for the 1st card but this time I saturated the paper a little more, so the colours are much richer. I reversed the yellow layers, matting the image with the lighter buttercup and putting it on a darker sunshine cardbase with a buttercup bow.

Here they are together.
You can see that although they're the same markers,
this version is more saturated and looks darker.

*** INGREDIENTS ***

Tlc Creations - digital stamp - Vintage Sketch Spring Bunny with Tulips

Watercolour paper

Copic markers - tulips - R81 R83

Copic markers - daffodil - Y00Y35 Y38

Copic markers - leaves - G40
Bella! - distress tool

Kaisercraft - weave cardstock - buttercup
Kaisercraft - weave cardstock - sunshine

pre scored 6 1/8" card base
Winnie & Walter - Take A Bow Cutaways

foam square (to mount the bow)
Helmar 450 Quick Dry adhesive - to adhere the layers

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I am going to enter my card in the following challenges (alphabetical order):

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Crafting By Designs - Challenge - Vintage

Create with Tlc - Challenge #9 - Anything Goes with a Create with Tlc Element
Incy Wincy Designs - Challenge - So So Cute

STAMPlorations - April Challenge - Stamps & Wings and Sketch

I have used the sketch and put a dimensional bow instead of the sentiment

The Cutie Pie Challenge Blog - Challenge #110 - Bunnies & Chicks

Vintage bunny hugs

Now for something completely different

I have found a new (to me) digital designer

Tlc Creations

Paulette has the most amazing vintage images in her store (here and here)

and generously shares some as freebies on her blog (Tlc Creations).

As soon as I saw the Spring Bunny with Tulips image,

I couldn't wait to colour and create a card with it.

This image was a freebie from the Tlc Creations Blog (this post).

I printed the image on watercolour paper and selectively added a touch of colour to the flowers and leaves, just like the old hand coloured photos I used to see on the mantle at my Grandparents.

I distressed the edges of the image panel and matted on a slightly larger darker yellow cardstock. I die cut a dimensional bow and popped it in place with a foam square.