Showing posts with label Card Sketches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Card Sketches. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2020

La-La Land Crafts Take Care of Yourself

Hello crafty friends! I cannot believe it's already Friday again. We have been busy remodeling a bathroom for my Great Aunt. She wanted a walk-in shower installed. Andrew did all the hard work. I got to do the fun stuff like painting. 

This week at La-La Land Crafts, we are working with the May Release again. For some reason, I was thinking that Nurse Marcy was part of the release, but I was wrong. It's ok though. She works perfectly with the new dies that were released. 


I wanted to put more depth into my images. So, I've been doing some reading on coloring with Copics. To achieve depth you use shadows. When I say shadows, I don't mean adding a darker shade of the color you are using. I'm talking about adding in cast shadows.

Definition of cast shadow: a shadow cast by an object or figure in a painting or other picture.

If you look closely at Nurse Marcy's hair, you can see a bluish, grey color. By adding in BV29, BV25, BV23 I was able to create shadows where the hair lays on top of other hair. Doing this makes Marcy's hair look fuller. 


Have you seen the new papers?! I am so in love with them! So many beautiful floral patterns! I almost don't want to use them. Hahaha Are you like that? Do you have papers that you don't want to use? I'm going to have to buy another pack just to keep!


Below you will find a list of products and Copic markers that I used on this card. 

La-La Land Crafts products used...

Copic markers
Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000, E0000
Hair: E57, E55, E53, E51, E50
Dress and Socks: B02, B00, B0000
Apron and Shoes: C5, C3, C1, C00
Hat: C5, C3, C1, C00, R89, R39, R37, R29, R27
Clip Board: E31, E30, Y11, RV00, RV0000

If you are looking for more inspiration, head on over to the La-La Land Crafts Blog. The Design Team has lots of awesome projects to show you. 

Until next time, stay safe, stay healthy and stay happy! 
Hugs, 
         Tina

Wednesday, February 5, 2020

Vintage Paper Nest Doll Card

Happy Hump Day friends! I am so glad it's Wednesday! I have had a busy week so far, but this morning, I have NO appointments. Nowhere I need to be. Which means I can get my craft on! 

I don't know about you, but it seems like the more I desire to craft the more my to-do list grows. 

I was able to break away some yesterday. Just long enough to get this adorable Paper Nest Doll card done. 


AND a full tutorial! You can find that HERE.

I have really been enjoying making these videos. Now if I could only stay in the center of the screen that would be great! It drives me nuts when I play it back and I am halfway off the screen. Please know that I am working on that! 

The stamp I used is Lulu with Peony. I used the rubber stamp, but a digital stamp is also available HERE.


I colored Lulu with Copic markers. Below you will find the color combinations listed. 

The die cuts were made using La-La Land Crafts dies. All other embellishments are from Reneabouquets


I used to design for Renea. Not only is she an amazing artist, but she is also an amazing person. So genuine and sweet. 

Her embellishments really make projects beautiful and unique. 




Copic markers
Skin: E04, E11, E00, E000, E0000, R20, R30
Hair: E49, E25, E11
Dress/Bow: E53, E51, E50
Flower: YG99, YG97, YG93
Cast Shadows: BV23, BV20


Monday, December 11, 2017

Breast Cancer Card - With Rubbernecker Stamps

Hi there! I am sharing a card made with the Courage Doesn't stamp from Rubbernecker Stamps today. 

This sentiment made me think of cancer when I saw it. Fighting a disease, especially cancer, is a fight that takes a lot of courage. 


A crafty friend of mine shared a sketch book that she had published. I was so excited for her. When I started looking through Inspired By The Sketch Volume 1, I found lots of cute sketches
Using card sketches is not something that I have done in the passed. I wanted to give at least one of Cristena's sketches a try. 

OMG!! I created this card in a matter of minutes. Using a sketch makes crafting so much quicker! I didn't spend an hour placing embellishments and moving them around a hundred times before I was happy. I looked at the sketch and slapped the card together. 

I am so excited about how fast this card went together. I will be using lots more sketches from Inspired By The Sketch Volume 1.


Pop on over to the Rubbernecker Blog to check out this months challenge. Enter to have a chance at winning some free Rubbernecker Stamp goodies. 

See you all again soon! 

Rubbernecker Stamps

Cristena Bange