Anisha's Craft Studio

I usually prefer bright and vibrant colors for my cards but this time I decided to go for a lighter pallette of colors with just a few bright colors. I started out by coloring my image. I added lots of white details using a white gel pen. I didn't want my background to be completely white, so I used my alcohol markers to add little spots in background. For the snow in the image I used a light grey marker and added streaks. I also added some white paint splatters using acrylic paint. Finally I mounted my card on a light blue card base. Cheers Anisha🤗

Christmas cards are hands down the most fun cards to make! There is just something about making Christmas cards! Love em!! To cut my images I used the Print and Cut feature. To create the white outline around the images I used an offset of 0.055. I also cut the background arch piece with my Cricut Maker 3!  I colored all my images using alcohol markers, added some details using a white gel pen. I used two shades of blue ink and using a blender brush, I ink blended my background. I added white paint splatters using white acrylic paint to add snow to my background. I cut a wavy snowy hill using white cardstock and assembled my card. I used foam tape to add some extra dimension.  That's it for today's card!  Cheers  Anisha🥰 

Christmas is just around the corner and I wanted to share some fun gift tag ideas! I love making gift tags as they are so cute and make a lovely addition to your gift wrapping! For creating the above tags I used my Cricut Maker 3. For this I used the Print and Cut feature and the offset option for the image the penguins and the trees as I love the white border it gives! For my tag shapes I used a number of images from Design Space and the slice option to create my perfect layout. To make it easier for you to recreate the project you can use the link below to access these designs. https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/6148e617bd031c0001c9bfda I loved making these tags, I used wrapping paper as my patterned paper! There are so many beautiful wrapping papers especially for the Christmas season, I find using them as patterned paper on cards is a great way of preserving them! Cheers  Anisha🤗