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      Guest Post – Virginia England’s Look Who’s Hiding Card
      April 1, 2016

      Virginia is back today with another of her wonderful cards.  What I admire most about her work is the unusual way she combines imagery.  Look at the photo of the finished card: it would never have occurred to me to use Edgar’s legs and feet as the flower stems and then hide him in there, posing as a flower.  How cool is that??

      If you are not in need of a card, consider using Edgar and his flowers (that’s our Doodle Flower #2 stamp) as the focal element of a journal page.  Or put them on a small canvas and hang in a child’s room.  The options are many and varied.

      Here’s Virginia’s explanation of how to create this card…

      Look Who’s Hiding
      This is just a quick card using only 2 stamps.

      number1

      Supplies:
      2 sheets of 8 1/2 x 11 White Card Stock
      1 sheet each of AstroBrights paper in Yellow, Green, Pink and Orange
      Joggles Stamps The Bird Edgar and Doodle Flower #2
      StazOn Black Ink Pad
      Colored Pencils
      Pitt Pen
      Clear Glue
      ScoreTape, Double Sided Transfer Tape or White Glue
      Foam Tape
      Clear or White Glitter
      Liquid Pearls
      Embossing Plates (optional)
      Craft Foam Sheet and Stylus (optional)

      number2

      Score and Fold the White Card Stock in half to make a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 card. I like working on a large canvas.   Cut random wave strips from the AstroBright Papers, making them approximately 1 1/2 to 2 inches wide.

      number3

      I used Sizzix Embossing Plates to add texture to the Green and Orange pieces. But this is totally optional. You can choose to leave them plain or texture using another method.  Layer the pieces on the card and attach using Glue, Transfer Tape or ScorTape.

      number4

      Set the Card aside, we’re going to work on the “Embellishments”.

      On the remaining sheet of White Card Stock stamp out:

      4 Images of Joggles Doodle Flower #2.
      2 Full Images of The Bird Edgar
      2 Images of The Bird Edgar’s Legs only. With a Pitt Pen extend one of the Leg Images.

      You will be using 1 Full Image of The Bird Edgar for the Card. The second Full Image you will only be using the Wing and Leg portions.

      number5

      Color your Images.

      Cut out the Images.

      Optional: Add Dimension using the Craft Foam Sheet and Stylus if you desire. I tend to add dimension to EVERYTHING!!!… To do so, lay the image face side down on the Craft Foam and using the Stylus make circular motions on the back of the image using medium pressure until you have achieved the result you’re looking for. For the Flowers I puffed out the center of the Flower as I described above. Then with the image face side up I gave the petals their dimension by placing the stylus at the end of the petals and “pulling” the stylus toward the center. This will cause the petals to flip up.

      Using a dab of glue attach the Leg/Stems to 3 of the Flowers.

      To the 4th Flower attach The Bird Edgar using Foam Tape.

      Attach the Wing to The Bird Edgar with just a dab of glue at the front of the Wing only. (you want it to stand out a bit)

      Using Clear Glue add Glitter to the Wing, Tail and a bit on the Breast Area of Edgar

      Using Liquid Pearls make Dots on the Flower Centers. I used a Pink, Purple and Green.

      Allow to dry before attaching to the Card or you can attach the Flowers before adding the Liquid Pearls.

      number6 number7

      Decide where you want to place the Flowers. Do not attach yet. Using a pencil, mark areas where you can write out the text. Set aside the Flowers. Lightly write your text then go over it with a Pitt Pen. Erase any pencils marks that are showing. Place Foam Tape on the backs of the Flowers and a dab of glue on the foot. Attach to the Card and you’re finished!!!

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      13 Comments


      Lea
      April 1, 2016 at 8:28 am
      Reply

      Wow! Creative and adorable!



        Virginia England
        April 1, 2016 at 9:03 am
        Reply

        Thanks much Lea.

      Alison
      April 1, 2016 at 8:34 am
      Reply

      Very clever & cute! What was used to color the images?



        Virginia England
        April 1, 2016 at 9:03 am
        Reply

        Hi Alison…..Thanks and I used colored pencils with low odor Mineral Spirits and a Blending Stubby to blend the colors.
        V

      Patricia
      April 1, 2016 at 9:32 am
      Reply

      I love how you think outside the box to come up with amazing ideas and cards!



        Virginia England
        April 1, 2016 at 9:51 am
        Reply

        Thank you Patricia…I’m always looking at images and trying to decide how I can manipulate them.
        V

      Gracie Norton
      April 1, 2016 at 9:35 am
      Reply

      This card is wonderful! What a great idea!!
      Directions are so clear.



        Virginia England
        April 1, 2016 at 9:52 am
        Reply

        Thank you Gracie….Happy Crafting!

      Debbie Lynch
      April 1, 2016 at 9:54 am
      Reply

      Wonderful…as always!



        Virginia England
        April 1, 2016 at 10:42 am
        Reply

        Thanks so much Debbie!!!

      Barbara J. Stewart
      April 1, 2016 at 2:09 pm
      Reply

      Now THIS (these) is way more than wonderful. So VERY creative and whimsical – just LOVE this idea of using parts of stamps and combining them!!!



      Faye Touve
      April 1, 2016 at 4:29 pm
      Reply

      This is so very cute and clever! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas!



      Gabby
      April 2, 2016 at 6:02 am
      Reply

      SUPER cute and creative card! LOVE Edgar and the leggy flowers! Great coloring, too. So fun to see Virginia’s cards and thanks for the tutorial. 🙂



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