Technique Tuesdays   

This is a new series that I have been thinking about making. The series will be of all the techniques that I have come across that has helped me along my journey of Card Making. I do hope you find this as helpful as I have. 

This video talks about a Color Wheel and how it helped me decided on which color Cardstock I use when making a card. 

Again, thanks to those who take their time and read these post. I do appreciate it. 

Created by Rafael Gutierrez

04/05/2020

This card was created for an acquaintance. The card was inspired by what makes that person happy, although he is a joyous person, from my point of view gardening seems to bring him happiness.

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NOTE: The Succulents were purchased from Etsy. So they will not be included in the link above. If you would like to purchase them please use this link to purchase them from the seller.

White Card Stock 8.5in x 11in
This card stock was used to print the
Succulents: Purchased from Etsy and Colored using Prisma Color Pencils.

 Blue Background/Wood Pattern/Brushed Metal: Designs found on google 

 Banner: Found in Cricut's Image Gallery
 Writing Page: A 3.75 in x 5.75 in cut

Brown Card Stock 4in x 6in

Created by Rafael Gutierrez

11/16/2019

Its that time of the year, where the air becomes chilled and the fleece comes out from the closet. That is right, winter is around the corner and in Los Angeles people are decorating to celebrate with colorful lights and different trees. This year I decided to do a Christmas card, I have not done one in the past where I literally thought of while looking at a die. I, and I do not have this accomplished and proud feeling much, am very happy with how the card turned out. Below are the measurements and materials if you would like to create the card yourself.