Today for the Scrapbook Boutique blog, I decided to add some ‘wool’ to this cute Mama Elephant sheep. And if you would like to find out how? I filmed the process so you could watch,
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVbnbuOhxn0]
I’ve linked all the products I used below, or you can find them at Scrapbook Boutique. Have a great and crafty day!
Other Supplies: Copics – W0,2. R20.
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So sweet, and beautifully understated…a great idea to add that touch of softness with the cotton wool.
Adorable card, I can just imagine how lovely the cotton wool is on this sheep 🙂
What a clever idea Therese, looks so cute. Love how you have done this card as its a lovely baby card without all the fuss. Have got to try this, cotton wool!
What an adorable sheep and what a cute idea to use the cotton ball! Thanks so much for sharing!
so totally sweet.
What a clever idea! And cute card too.
Very cute! I might give this a try it looks easier than flocking! 🙂
Adorable card! I love how you added the wool with your cotton ball, too…so clever!
Therese, you are a constant source of magic – today with a cotton ball of all things crafty! SO cute!
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Very clever! I thought it was FunFlock before I watched the video. But this is even easier and cheap too.
Reblogged this on Spreading Sunshine with Paper & Ink.
SUPER cute and sweet..what a great idea!
so adorable
Oh this is a darling baby card! Love your technique for adding wool to the sweet sheep! Might have to give that a try. I’ve used flocking but never thought to use a cotton ball. Such a fun CAS design. Great card!!
Wonderful surprise….how to put “wool” on….excellent demonstration and excellent idea.
This is so cute! Thanks for the great idea…I can’t wait to play around with this technique!
Scor-tape and cotton ball!…you are brilliant! 🙂
I’m so going to do this you are a genius ! What a super sweet card and once again the video was amazing/
Marie
Such a great idea to use cotton wool, even better than flocking 🙂
Now that is a very clever way to add texture! Love it.