Happy World Card Making Day! Usually, I am totally disorganised and completely forget about this day until I see all of the fun posts everyone else does. This year I managed to work on stuff for it the day before, so we have progress! Sweet November Stamps have a wonderful and generous giveaway event to celebrate. They are giving away THREE absolutely adorable digital stamps, and you can find out how to grab them below. You can also check out my Sweet November Stamps Halloween Scrappy card and Copic colouring video, to see one of the freebies come to life in a cute Halloween scene!

You can grab the first freebie HEREHERE on the SNS website. The other two are available by participating as detailed in the above image!

Sweet November Stamps Halloween Scrappy Card

I absolutely couldn’t resist joining in and playing with this image. He’s so cute! All three of the digital stamps are. I channeled Amy from Sweet November Stamps when colouring this scene. Normally I start by colouring the background, and Amy does the opposite, she starts with the character, then does the scene afterwards. Usually I’m less confident about colouring the scene, and concerned about pulling darker colours from the scene into my character. This time however, I was more confident about tackling the scene than I was the fur – specifically little Scrappy’s head. So I started there. There is no “right” way to colour an image, or a scene, you can always change things up depending on the situation.

Copic marker coloured halloween scene card inspiration featuring Sweet November Stamps Halloween Scrappy World Card Making Day digital stamp.

Digital Stamps Used: Sweet November Stamps Halloween Scrappy freebie digital stamp, Sweet November Stamps Scene Builder: Spooky Full Moon, Sweet November Stamps Background Builder: Christmas is Back,
Dies etc Used: Spellbinders Halloween Icons Betterpress plate & die set*, Spellbinders Sealed Twine die*
Other Supplies: Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System* (Spellbinders site), Glimmer Hot Foil Roll – Pewter* (Spellbinders site),
Gina K Intri-Cut Die Cut Machine, Copic Markers, Heffy Doodle Fright Night Basics 6×6 pad,

I stamped the image on my favourite Make it Colour Blending Card before colouring with Copic markers, and adding sparkle using Spica glitter pens and a Sakura white gelly roll pen.

If you are in the UK/Europe you can find Sweet November clear stamps at Crafty Purple Frog here in the UK.

You can watch me colour this image in my video below. BUT you can also watch some older videos of mine on colouring hair/fur, which have commentary and which you might find really useful if colouring fur daunts you!

Sweet November Stamps Halloween Scrappy Copic Marker Video

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

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