When I needed to create a card for a special birthday recently, a couple of gnome stamps came to mind immediately.

Beer Gnomes Birthday Card

I used a slimline die to create a fun strip across the centre of a larger UK A5 size card (approx 8.3″x5.8″). This is another fun way you can get more use out of those slimline dies that are so popular right now.

Stamping Bella Beer Gnomes 80th Birthday Card - Copic Marker Colouring

Stamps Used: Beer Gnomes, Two Gnomes and a Keg
Dies Used: Whimsy Slimline Film Strip, MFT Dienamics Numbers, Memory Box Stars
Paper Used: Prima Marketing Inc

I stamped the image on my favourite Make it Colour Blending Card before colouring with Copic Markers. I also used some coloured pencil to deepen some of the shadows.

I didn’t film the colouring process on this occasion, but I do already have a couple of videos for the gnome stamps.

Two Gnomes and a Keg Colouring Video

Watch me colour this stamp in the video below. If you enjoy watching please do like the video and subscribe over on my YouTube channel.

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Beer Gnomes Colouring Video

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If you are in the UK/Europe you can find Stamping Bella stamps and dies at Dies to Die For here in the UK.

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