OddBall May Exclusive Image

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Hello everyone!

Eny here with another OddBall Art stamps project! Today I wanted to share this fun and bright card cover I created using the May Monthly Exclusive Image.

I really wanted to create a ethereal card, and decided to create a simple background using a cloud stencil and distress oxides inks. I then used the same stencil to trace and cut some extra cloud images, that I propped on some foam tape. Before adhering them to the background,  I made sure to add some LED lights,  for a fun touch!

This adorable Creepy cute unicorn girl, can be yours , by subscribing to the Premium Membership. Every month, a new image will be available only to those who are subscribed. Bonus points, you can access all previous Creepy Cute Chronicles freebies! That's hours of fun and Inspiration!

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Happy crafting!
Eny

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