Thursday, April 17, 2014

Sheena Blog Hop - Marching Elephant!

The Crafter's Companion Education and Inspiration Teams are hoping today to celebrate Sheena's new A Taste of India release!


We've got Prizes!!
  • 6 prizes will be given out to 6 different randomly selected blog comments from all of the designers blogs. We will award the sets when the winners are announced. See links to all the blogs below
  • Participants may add comments to any of the blog hop posts from Thursday, April 17th – Monday, April 21st until 11pm (ET)/8pm (PT)
  • Winners must send an email to claim their prize (information will be provided when the winners are announced)
Blog Hop Designers Blogs....
Here's my design featuring an image from Marching Elephant



 I stamped the elephant  image onto Ultra Smooth Premium White Cardstock and stamped it two more times on design papers - including Sheena's A Little Bit Oriental - Papercrafting Collection - Luxury Designer Paper Pad



I cut out the pieces, edged them with a black water based marker, and added some detail with a white gel pen, paint, and Spectrum Noir blendable colored pencils  (050, 051, 118). 


After everything dried, I assembled all the pieces and layers. I used Spectrum Noir blendable colored pencils (114, 118) to give a little shading to his tusks, tail, and grounding on the white base piece.


Crafter's Companion has had several new releases. For more ideas, be sure to pop over to the Crafter's Companion Information Blog, as well as visit the blogs listed above. Leave comments for a chance to win!

Thank you for visiting!!

Take care and STAY POSITIVE!


28 comments:

  1. Trena, your techniques are stunning, I love the texture and how you brought everything together! Great job!

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  2. You are a genius! That elephant has wrinkles!!! WOWZERS! I just love your card. The paper piecing is perfect.

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  3. I would have never thought you pieced the image together. Awesome project. TFS

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  4. WOW! I love this elephant, and all the details and shading you added!

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  5. Fabulous job with the stamping and paper piecing. I love the texture on the elephant and the shading you added. TFS.

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  6. Wow!! I love your card!! Very beautiful! I love all the detail you added to the elephant!

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  7. How brilliant is that card, love that grey paper, totally perfect for the elephant.

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  8. I love how you pieced the colorful rug onto the elephant and adding white gel pen really makes it pop!

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  9. Great card! I love the paper piecing!

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  10. I clicked on the picture to make it larger and see the details. WOW. Very cool.

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  11. Beautiful paper piecing and coloring! Love this elephant!

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  12. Thank you for sharing your technique for this beautiful card! If you had not told me I never would have known how many layers you had on it. I also adore what you did with the tiger from this same line - super creative!

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  14. Very creative and beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial.

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  15. The hints of gold are just perfect! Brilliant card!

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  16. What gorgeous coloring and wonderful paper piecing! Love the colors

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  17. Wow! Love the way this looks like you sketched the elephant!

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  18. Thank you for sharing your wonderful techniques.

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  19. love your elephant with the matching background -- so alive and moving --make you wonder about what the next elephant looks like that maybe coming behind . Great

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  20. Thank you for showing us the steps to making your brilliant card. I love the elephant, it's layers and colors.

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  21. Gorgeous creature... love how you textured the elephant! Great card!

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  22. Love your technique and the card. TFS

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  23. So clever! Beautifully made and what a superb creation!

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