My Friends Are Nuts by Cassi

My Friends Are Nuts by Cassi

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To start, stamp all of the fall images you would like to use from Lawn Fawn's Let's Go Nuts and Pick of the Patch sets using a Copic friendly ink like Lawn Fawn Jet Black. I spent a couple days coloring the images when I had time, and another day fussy cutting each image. Learn from my mistake, save hours of time, and buy the matching die cuts for these cute squirrels!
Next, cut the background on white cardstock using the Large Slimline With Sliders die set and kraft cardstock trees from the Lift the Flap Tree Backdrop die. Cut the trees apart, and then run the trees through your die cut machine a second time with the slimline die to get matching stitched lines at the top and bottom. Lay out your pieces, and take a reference photo for later.
Now you can ink blend the background using Distress Oxide inks with a blending brush. I used Salvaged Patina to look like a daytime sky.
For the grass, I cut a piece of bright green cardstock, ran it through the slimline die for matching edges, and ink blended Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide ink around the edges.
And since this ink blending is so much fun, I added some Tea Dye Distress Ink to the trees cut from kraft cardstock. Here, you can see how much dimension a little ink blending adds to die cut pieces.
Use your reference photo and start assembling the scene on your card front, using a Lawn Fawn Glue Tube. As a finishing touch you can add white gel pen or glitter highlights to many of the critters in the scene.
Author: Cassi Darwin
Instagram: @handmade_cass
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