Project Forty and a Throwback Thursday Challenge

Happy Friday Everyone!!

I am sorry I am running really late with my Friday project...just finished it

So sorry the pictures are not that great! Will work on for next time!

OK so for today's project it is a challenge over at My Creative Time

Emma is great she challenges us to use some of our older cartridges.

So for today's challenge was a viewer's choice. We got to pick our own cartridge, but the entry

had to have a Valentine's theme to it or a heart!

I am hoping my hubby doesn't read this one post because it is going to be my Valentine's card for him.

His favorite Disney Character of all time is Donald Duck. We even dressed up as Donald and Daisey Duck a few Halloween's ago.

So here is my card I made

My Love Card!

A close up of Donald and Daisey. I drew them using the Cri-Kits then colored with copics.

A view of the inside of the card with the sentiment

Recipe

Basics

OK Card paper is all Stampin Up

Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Very Vanilla and pattern paper is there's also.

A2 card 4.25 x 5.5 in Cherry Cobbler

Very Vanilla is 4.15 x 5.4

Pattern Paper is cut 4.05 x 5.3

Ribbon on corners is Stampin Up Cherry Cobbler.

Now I just brushed the edges of the pattern paper with basic Black Ink to make them stand out against the very vanilla base.

Heart

cartridge: Martha Stewart All Occasion Cakes

cut at 4.06

The heart has little circle around the edge, I hide them for this project in my Gypsy

I then used LaJolle Glue and Basic Black Glitter around the edges of the heart

Paper is from  Stampin Up

The Ducks

Cartridge: Mickey and Friends

cut at 3.03 inches

I used my Gypsy you can use Design Studio also.

On one layer I used the Cri-Kits to "draw" the image

With the eye open on layer 1 I opened another layer

used the blackout feature and lines the black out perfectly with the image on layer one.

So I loaded my mat with the Cri-Kit pen in placed. Cut the first layer which is really drawing the image with details. Then DO NOT REMOVE MAT go back to design. I took out the the pen holder and replaced the blade housing. Then I hit cut. This is the black out which will cut around the edge of your image.

I then just colored the image with copics, added a shadow. Then used pop dots, to add dimensions.

Thanks for looking!

Beckie