Fortune Cookie Bday Card

Tried a new technique: use Modeling Film for dimensional look. Had bought the Modeling Film quite some time ago and put it away. Came across the Modeling Film when I was cleaning up my craft room. Stamped & die cut the Fortune Cookie onto the Modeling Film. Used heat tool to soften the Modeling Film. Used Tim Holtz Distress Ink on edges of the Fortune Cookie after softening & shaping the Fortune Cookie. Used a marker to give the stamped image back the stamped portion that was lessened by the heat tool. Used watercolor for coloring on the Fortune Cookie. Added gold glitter to the background.

     Supplies List   

glitter: Recollections gold

ink:  Delicata Golden Glitz, Memento - Dandelion, Rich Cocoa   VersaMark

Lawn Fawn: stamp/die - Good Fortune

machine: Sizzix

marker: PrismaColor Dk Umber

paper: art parts Modeling Film   cardstock - white, Bazzil red, Darice black with white dots

Tim Holtz: Distress Ink - walnut stain - used to distress edges of Dog

tool:  heat tool - to soften Fortune Cookie before shaping it   MISTI 

water color: Niji - Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre 

Entering this into the following challenge(s):

2/25   Simon Says Stamp Mon   Ch Grunge It Up      5E(#2)  2/19

2/27     Simon Says Stamp Wed   Ch Make Your Own Background        5E(#2)  2/21

2/28   Crafty Hazelnuts Ch Patterned Paper    Feb 2018   UE  2/1
2/28   DLART   Feb Linky   1Eperday   no stack   2/1






3/4    Lawn Fawnatics   C23 Try a new Technique   4E(#1)   2/19

3/7   Cut It Up   Ch142 Anything Goes  1E(#1)  2/23
3/7   DLART Thankful Thurs   #223 Anything Goes or TY   3E(#2)    no stack  2/22

3/8    Cardz TV   Anything Goes Des Ch#36   3E(#1)   2/23