My card was simple to make. I colored all the images with Copic markers then cut them out slightly larger than the inside of the frame. I couldn't decide what colors to use so I went with primaries - always a good choice for a gender neutral birthday card.
When it came time to glue everything down, I stacked three solid frames under each patterned frame to add depth, then glued the square with the image to the back. I also placed them slightly catty wampus on the card because I thought that accentuated the "make noise" theme.
Dies: MFT Stitched Frames
Copic markers: Cat W1, W3, W5, W7; Dogs E31, E51, E53, E33, E35, E37; Guitar B21, B22, B27, Y15; Maracas R21, R22, R27, B24; Tambourine E40, E41, E47; Shadows T0, T1
Paper: Stampin' Up! retired DSP
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ADORABLE, Jeanne!! Love the primary colored frames and the sweet images - great idea to make them catty wampus, too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card! Love the jaunty angles of the frames and the bold colors!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Jeanne! Love how you arranged the square frames and the adorable critters.
ReplyDeleteDarling card, I love how your squares are wonky.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteYour adorable party animals, the tilted patterned frames, and the bright primary colors make this such a fun card for a child of any age from 1 to 101! I love it!
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