First off, I found out that I don't have many bold patterned papers in my stash, but I found some K & Company paper that I thought would work. Here's the pre-doodling phase.

I'd cut out some mini-scalloped circles using Spellbinders nestabilitities dies. I did the doodling on the patterns per the tutorial using a black gel pen and a Ranger Inkssentials white opaque pen. Here's how my card turned out.

It's definitely an out-of-my-comfort-zone creation, but it was fun! The brown layer is the back of the patterned paper. The sentiment is a Posh stamp. I attached the doodled pieces with some pop dots to give them some dimension. I think this is a technique that I'll have to use again. Sure was less intimidating than free-hand doodling. :-)
Wow, Jay, what a fabulous card - love the colors and using nestabilities is such a great idea !
ReplyDeleteI think it looks absolutely amazing. Thanks for playing along!
ReplyDeleteWOW, stunning! :)
ReplyDeleteVanessa.
What a great card. The paper looks so different with the doodling on.
ReplyDeleteLovely result!
ReplyDeleteWow! You've made a gorgeous card! The doodling looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteStunning result!
ReplyDeletethat looks so efective! well done, great work!
ReplyDeleteThe patterned paper was lovely as it is, but you've transformed it with the doodling, great stuff!!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! You should doodle more!!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful idea.... great
ReplyDeletegreetings from germany
Brilliant, I'm off to go "doodle-up" my boring backing papers
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