How to Make an Interactive Scene Card With Slider Die-Cuts + Video

Hello there my friends. Today I have made you a very fun interactive card with slider die-cuts. This was a lot of fun and the first time I've made this type of card. I also had to break out my Prismacolor Colored Pencils, that fabulous 150-pack, and use them coloring my images using Gamsol and paper blending stumps. It's a great scene card and as you know, I've been trying to work at creating them more. They are a bit time-consuming, but always well worth it in the end. 

I'm also using this card for My Favorite Things Camp Create, Day 2, slider cards.

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I talk in part of this video, sped up the actual coloring process, and then we put the card together. I did have to fix a few mistakes along the way, but showed you how I fixed them. It was a result of not necessarily poor planning, but just adhered a fence down before I should of. In the long run, I think this worked in my favor for better flower placement in my scene. 

I hope you enjoy this video and the card that I made. I had a lot of fun with it adding additional details along the way that really define the card. 

Here are the Prismacolor Colored Pencils name and number that I used for my project:

BUMBLEBEE: Cool Grey PC1065, Cool Grey PC1067, Lemon Yellow PC915, Neon Yellow PC1035

FLOWER LEAVES: Apple Green PC912, Spring Green PC913

PINK FLOWER: Hot Pink PC993, Process Red PC 994

ORANGE FLOWER: Cadmium Orange PC118, Permanent Red PC122

Thank you so much for stopping by today to visit me and God bless!

 



 

 

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