Geeky Love – Grassy Scene

Julieg June 16, 2012 5

Happy Saturday!

I have had several requests to show how I make a grassy scene, so today I am posting a tutorial showing how I put these together.

View Video on Youtube

Here is the finished product…

My hubby and I are celebrating our anniversary this weekend, 23 years! I made this anniversary card for him.

I used Copics to color the majority of the image and the base of the grass. I created the tufts of grass with distress ink markers and I also used distress markers to fill in some detail.

I used a white gel pen to add some little flowers in the grass.

I used the following items on my card…

Make it Crafty digi images:

Geeky Love

Park Bench for Two

Daffodil Dell

Garden Party (DCWV)

Copics

Distress Ink Markers

Flower Punch

Roses

Spellbinders Scalloped Heart

Spellbinders Ribbon Banners

Martha Steward Fence Border

Thanks for stopping by today!

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Howdy! I live in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado. I have been married to my wonderful husband for 22 years. We have two kiddos and two fur babies. I have been scrapbooking and stamping for 15 years and lovin' every minute of it! I am thrilled to be part of this amazing team!!!

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5 Comments »

Mapowska June 16, 2012 at 6:37 am - Reply

BEAUTIFUL! It is so realistic
Carole June 16, 2012 at 7:03 am - Reply

Your grass is great, Julie, the little white flowers make it look so real. off to watch the video now!
Zoe - Make it Crafty June 16, 2012 at 7:29 am - Reply

Absolutely fantastic Julie!! I just recently bought some of the distress markersd and in GREEN especially to do grass! Was great to see it come together.
Margaret June 16, 2012 at 9:42 pm - Reply

Beautiful card Julie. thank you for the video
franz June 20, 2012 at 4:51 pm - Reply

Wonderful Julie, thanks so much for the video it will be very useful for me, love the way you paint grass!

Hugs, Franz