Hello!
To do it, I first printed the image and colored it in a large size that would fill the front of the card.
To make the background I used an image editor (I have the GIMP program installed), and in it I opened a document with a colored background with a smooth gradient and, on top of it, I placed the image in small, using the png format, rotated in different directions; exactly the same as when we make a background by repeatedly stamping a physical stamp.
I then printed the resulting image and cut a panel slightly smaller than the size of my card.
I cut a piece of vellum paper of the same size and glued them with small dots of the glue that is less visible; four dots in the corners and a slightly larger amount just below where the big picture and sentiment will go. And all together I glued it to the base of the card.
Finally I pasted the main image and the sentiment, which I printed in colors to match the background, with a little volume.
As you can see, very simple to do and relatively fast (depending on the skill you have when handling the image editor)
I hope you like it and inspire and encourage you to make your own creations.
I remind you that you have the discount code DTIRENE10 for your purchases in the Oddball Stamps store and the hashtag #creepycutechronicles to share your work on the networks.
See you!
