I'm using these cute little penguins again for Hambo Hoedown 17! This time they have taken a trip to the moon. The moon is a digi image. My textured background was made using waxes, my new favorite coloring technique!
- I used the word.doc application on my PC to determine the size of the moon. I wanted it to be the width of my top layer card. I used the ruler on the side of the application to size it. TIP: The first time you print, print it on copy paper. Check to make sure it is the size you want. When you are sure the size you want, then print on your nice card stock.
- I inked up the penguin images and stamped them onto white paper and cut them out.
- I found free clip art of an astronaut helmet on line. Printed it out onto card stock. I first sized it and printed on copy paper before printing on my nice card stock. Cut images out. Use craft knife for tight spaces. I ran the smaller images through a sticker maker.
- Now, time for coloring! I used two or three colors from a color family to add color to the images.
- On black glossy card stock, I used an iron and waxes to create space background. The stars are created with white dots of wax.
- Adhered all layers and images. I used Crystal Lacquer to fill in the glass of their helmets.
- Printed the sentiment on my PC, and cut it out.
Stamps: Hambo
Paper: Stampin' Up! blue, Gina K Pure Luxury card stock white heavy base weight 120lb, black glossy paper
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad
Accessories: Copic Markers & Multiliner 0.5, Crystal Lacquer, Xyron sticker maker, craft knife and mat, Encaustic Creations iron, wax squares
Take care and STAY POSITIVE!
Trena
LOL - your sentiment is so funny! How cute that they all have their little helmets too! You crack me up Trena. :) Thanks for playing!
Posted by: Monica | June 01, 2011 at 14:55
I love it! And the sentiment - so funny! Great card! Thanks for joining us at Hambo Hoedown!
Posted by: Hannah Clark | June 01, 2011 at 11:57
Your penguins are so cute in their space helmets & your sentiment is perfect!! Thanks for joining the Hoedown.
Posted by: Paula Riley | June 01, 2011 at 10:48