I absolutely fell in love with the MFT Stamps Birdie Brown medical digital stamp freebies<\/a><\/span> offered this month. Unlike a lot of freebies, they\u00a0 were really illustrated with a lot of details and they were perfect for all of the cards I hope to make for our medical heroes during this Covid-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n

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Because I wanted to emphasize the Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) that our EVERYDAY ESSENTIAL WORKER HEROES are sorely in need of, I downloaded the digis and then convertd them to jpg. Then I could edit them a bit using paint.net, to erase the noses and mouths, so that I could doodle on face masks and gloves using a 0.05 pt black Copic Multiliner Pen<\/a><\/span>.<\/p>\n

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I colored the female doctor with my go-to coloring medium, Copics, and then I had some fun trying to add more vibrancy and detail with some Prismacolor Premium Colored Pencils<\/a><\/span>:
\nClip Board and Stethoscope<\/span>: C00, C0 and C3 (for metal parts) and E23, E57 and E44 (for boards)
\nSkin<\/span>: E50, E51, E01, R20 (blush) with Prismacolor Beige (997); Light Peach (927); Shell Pink (1093); Ruby Beige (1019)l and Clay Rose (1017)
\nShoes<\/span>: N5 and N7 with C3 for soles
\nBrown Hair<\/span>: E55, E57 and E59 with Prismacolor Jasmine (1012) and Sepia (948)
\nBlue Scrubs and Gloves<\/span>: B0000, B01, B02, and B04 with Prismacolor Sky Blue Light (1086) and Non-Photo Blue (919)
\nI then fussy cut them out with my favorite Fiskars Reverse Spring Loaded Scissors<\/a><\/span> and inked the edges with a Memento Tuxedo Black Marker<\/a><\/span> for a clean, crisp finished look. To add some extra interest onto the doctor, I also popped her up on double sided foam adhesive to give her some dimension.<\/p>\n

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For the background, I decided to use a bunch of the sentiment stamps from Newton’s Nook Designs “Thankful Thoughts”<\/a><\/span>. I positioned the words at a diagonal and inked up each row with rainbow bright springy colors of Tim Holtz Distress Inks in Festive Berries<\/a><\/span>, Spiced Marmalade, Mustard Seed<\/a><\/span>, Twisted Citron<\/a><\/span>, Broken China<\/a><\/span> and Wilted Violet<\/a><\/span>. Where my MISTI<\/a><\/span> slipped while stamping the Spiced Marmalade<\/a><\/span> row, I used the matching Spiced Marmalade Distress Marker to tidy it up! As this extra layer of ink darkened that row, I decided to mount it on a similarly colored card stock card base to make it look more intentional. I also used the Mustard Seed and Broken China Markers to balance out the color saturation a bit throughout the background.<\/p>\n

CLICK on the following picture to watch the process video:<\/p>\n

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Disclosure<\/span>: Many of the supplies I\u2019ve used for today\u2019s project are linked.\u00a0Some may be affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support toward the costs of running this blog!<\/em><\/p>\n

This thank you card for an everyday heroine doctor is being entered into the following challenges:
\nSimon Says Stamp Monday E Challenge<\/a><\/span> – Everyday Essential worker hero
\nPenny Black and More Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nLil Patch of Crafty Friends Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nCreatalicious Anything Goes with Optional Wedding Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nWord Art Wednesday Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nThrough the Craft Room Door Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nCrafts Galore Encore Anything Goes Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nStamping Sensations Somewhere Over the Rainbow Challenge<\/a><\/span>
\nSimon Says Stamp Wednesday Spring Mood Board Challenge<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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