I cut the fan shape, greenery, and all of the flowers using my Cricut and the Pagoda cartridge. The circles are also cut using the Cricut; I used the Center Point feature to cut the circle around the portion of the geisha image I wanted. I outlined everything using a gold leafing pen, and embellished with brads and ribbon from my stash. Everything is adhered using ATG tape and the Kool Tak clear foam adhesive pads. Finally, I used my Copic Spica pens to glitter up lots of stuff! I used the red on the designs on the fan, clear to outline the flowers on the background paper, and both colors on my focal image. It's very difficult to get the glitter to show up in photos, but this one shows it the best:
I used clear on the white portion of the kimono nearest her neck, then red along the next strip. I even used clear on the pink flowers in the image.
I hope you enjoyed today's card! I'd love to hear your comments on it.
Beautiful job. I too love this paper! What's your trick for edging so perfectly with the gold pen?
ReplyDeleteI don't know that it's perfect, lol, but I set the nib along the edge of the paper so it's kind of notched in there before I start. It does skip sometimes, but it's easier to go back and fill in when it does that.
DeleteStunning Chris, I love the edging... Amazing work woman.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! My daughter would love for me to make something for her with this paper too but it is sold out. :(
ReplyDeleteYou can always ask Kim if she is planning to restock!
DeleteLori I just love Graphic 45 paper. I think its my favorite paper. And your Asian theme card is beautiful. Hugs, Fran
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