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hey everyone welcome back to another Christmas card collab this week we are
going to be doing a shadowbox card and I'm really excited for this tutorial
video is sponsored by neat and tangled and the designer and owner Danielle was so
sweet enough to send me some stamp sets to play with for you guys and this one
is called bunny slopes and I'm absolutely in love with it it's so
freaking cute I had a blast coloring it in and I'll show you that soon I'm using
a cup file from Laurie Whitlock and I'll link down below all the products that I
use and the cut file as well didn't have to resize it a little bit because I do
have the portrait so I had to make it a little bit smaller and I'm using my
favorite tomboy adhesive to glue everything down so neat and tangled also
sent me some other really cute stamp sets and I can't wait to make more
projects with them so look out for that make sure you subscribe to my channel
because I have more projects with their awesome stamps coming up very soon I
decided to keep the cardstock very simple and use gray and blue and I'm
using a pop of pink this is my fluffy snowball paper from my snowy collection
and I'm gonna be coloring in the image with my Copic markers and I am using
Copic quality paper typically when I color with copics I usually start with a
lighter shade and then add in a darker shade and blend out the two in the video
I do show you all the colors that I use but I'll have them all written down in
the description box below in case you missed them in the video typically when
I color a bunny or anything that's supposed to be white I just use a shade
of grey or a light blue and in this case I used C 0 0 C 1 and then a B G 70 just
for a tint of blue and I just go around the outline of the image
I don't color the full image I like to keep the image white and do a bit of
shading on the outlines of the image if that makes any sense and you'll also see
me use the colorless blender from time to time for example I used it on the
bunny's cheek to blend in the pink blush that I put because again I didn't add
full color to the bunny I needed something to blend out the cheeks so
that it didn't look so harsh for the accessories on the bunny I
really wanted to use this bright colored pink and this teal blue and because this
is a smaller scale image I'm going to be using two to three different shades in
the same color family and if you're new to my channel I'm doing this Christmas
card cloud with my two friends Danny and Sabrina and I'll link to their tutorial
and their YouTube channels down below in the description bar I hope you guys can
check out their cards I'm really curious to see what they came up with for this
week's theme and next week is gonna be our last Christmas card tutorials so
hope you guys can tune in for that as well I decided to keep in the coloring
process so you guys can see how I do it it's pretty much the same thing I go
back and forth between a lighter and darker shade I did go back and add a
darker blue shade to the Hat to accentuate the shaded areas so this is a
very simple Copic coloring technique if you have any further questions about how
I color with copics just leave them down in the comment box below
I'm gonna use my new Sizzix psychic to die-cut this image I'll have a full
product review and first impressions video for you guys out this Friday I
know I said in my last video would be last week but I was really sick so I'm
gonna have it out this Friday I promise so I hope you can check out that review
as well all these pieces that I'm gluing down came with a cup file including the
snowbanks I just cut it out of some white glitter card stock I'm using the
tombow mono liquid glue to glue down the glitter card stock to the side panel of
the shadow block because this is a shadow box card there's a lot of room to
play and I'm gonna be using these little bottle brush trees that I got at
Michaels and they're so freakin cute and I did have to use some hot glue to make
them stick really well so I add one to the top snowbank and then for this one I
had to trim the backside of the of the tree so that it can lay flatter against
that paper for the first one I did not have to trim the back because there was
a lot of room but like I said this one is sitting on the paper so I had to trim
it and I just cut off the base as you saw me doing earlier and while I had the
glue gun out I am just going to add some hot glue to the bunny image and glue her
down onto the first little snowbank I think it looks so freaking cute this
card is so adorable and even with the trees inside the shadowbox card you can
still lay it a bit flat so you can totally mail it in a bubble mailer I'm
going to decorate the front of the card using the sentiment from the stamp set
and I'm gonna be stamping out I like you so much I think that is so freaking cute
I'm using my versafine onyx black and earlier I did rub it with the tombow
mono erasers which is a great tip for when you're using the stamp set for the
first time because it cleans off any remaining oils or anything like that
from manufacturing I do go over the sentiment with a jelly roll shimmer pen
and I also add some wink of Stella and clear to the bunny's little hat and
scarf but I don't show that on camera here I'm just not being a little
snowflakes that come in the set to accent the front of the card a little
bit more and I'm gonna finish it off with some bling this was my first time
doing a shadowbox card and I had a blast making it I hope you guys can try out
this tutorial and if you do don't forget to tag me on Instagram and I'll have all
that information down below don't forget to check out
Danny and Sabrina's video for today and thanks again to needed tangles for
sponsoring this video and sending me this adorable stamp set to play with I
hope they like this card as well thanks so much for watching this week I'll have
a bonus video on Friday and then I'll have another crafty tutorial on Saturday
see you guys then bye
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