Hello crafty friends, happy Sunday!
Today I want to share with you my fun card with the recently released Clearly Besotted Colour Chameleon stamp set.
Here is what I came up with:
To start, I stamped the paint stripe from the set on an A2 sized white paper panel in rainbow colours using the Mini MISTI stamping tool – I used the Altenew Ruby Red, Cotton Candy, Warm Sunshine, Frayed Leaf, Ocean Waves, and Deep Iris dye inks. I then stamped the adorable chameleons on a separate white card stock in MFT Black Licorice hybrid ink, coloured them as shown in the picture with Copic sketch markers, then fussy cut them – Chameleons can adapt their colours to their surroundings so I just wanted to express their behaviour :D Finally, I mounted the panel on white card base using double-sided tape first, and then added the chameleons on the card using dimensional foam tape. I embellished with a few PPP clear sequins for finishing touches.
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Next, I stamped the leaf from the 
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Thank you so much for stopping by. Happy crafting!!
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Hmm, it looks like a Christmas card, don’t you think? :D
