To see all the photos of my card and the tutorial about how to make it – CLICK HERE to head over to the CLASSroom!
AND, in honor of my guest designer gig, Ellen Hutson has very generously allowed me to have a contest for an awesome product giveaway so you can make your own window card! Thanks Ellen!
All you have to do to be eligible to win the prize package is leave a comment here on my blog any time between now and midnight on March 19th. On the 20th I will announce the winner here! Sound good? For your comment, I would love it if you would let me know what techniques or tips you would like to see me post here on A Blog Called Wanda. Thank you and GOOD LUCK!
Here is a photo of the prize:
I hope you have a wonderful day my crafty pals! Don't forget to leave a comment to win! Thank you!
Comments
105 responses to “Big Fun – I’m the Guest Designer in the Ellen Hutson CLASSroom!”
I would love to learn how you do your shading.
Your card is absolutely stunning!
Love love love the card Wanda…. should have joined in with the classroom but didn’t have time. …. think I am missing out though so will investigate to see if it’s avaliable to me after its finished. …… Hope you are all ok. ….x
Great card! So bright & fresh. Thanks for sharing.
Love the adorable awning. Nice job!
WOW! This card is awesome. Thank you for this detailed tutorial. Your tips on white and gray, choosing paper before coloring, and using the tip of the marker is extremely helpful. I would like to see using more with die cuts. Thanks again.
What a great card! I’m always looking or new ways to use fancy folds on cards, so that might be something you could include in one of your designs.
Congrats Wanda. Absolutely love your card. I especially love that cute awning its adorable. I would love to see more ideas using bits of die cuts combined. While I have a hard time cutting just a piece off and using it, I think with more ideas I would be more encouraged to do so and get more use from my dies.
What a sweet card. You have motivated me to make some stringie cards.
The awning caught my eye.. I love everything about your card……
A sweet & cheery card- don’t we all need that lately? Love the card, & your blog is awesome! Subscribed. Your creations make me smile!
Wanda, congrats on being featured in The Classroom! I love all the little details on your card, the awning just makes me want spring! I would love Copic coloring tips – I have a nice collection of Copics, but I am a blending and shading novice.
Thanks for the opportunity – I think shading, mine needs help! LOL Thanks again.
What a bright spring card – I really like the awning over the cute window.
I LOVE the sweetness of your house, picket fence, and hearts. It is whimsical and precious. Just my style! I love it, and I am so glad I found your blog. You are now bookmarked.
Hi Wanda, so excited to see you over in the CLASSroom! Congrats! Love your card… dimensional cards are so fun! Lots of great details!
I’d love to see some Copic coloring tutorials from you!
I have just signed up as an email follower of your blog because I enjoy the happy happy projects you share! this guest card for Ellen Hutson is the perfect example of what draws me to your art. love the bright colors and fun you seem to capture in all you create! 🙂
thanks for the inspiration!
I made a comment already but didn’t tell you what techniques I would like for you to demonstrate. I would like copic coloring techniques and then other technique that you like the most. I learn from every artist I follow. I employ ideas that support my style. I can’t wait to see more of your work.
Wanda your card brighten up my dreary day. Thank you for sharing a cute and very colorful card.
What a wonderful card! Popped over from the “Classroom” to see some of your work… You have amazing talent! You have another new follower (Smile)! I’m game for any tip/trick you want to share – from adding dimension to Copic coloring/shading. Thanks again! AJ@queeenofmynest
An amazing card. I love your use of patterned paper and the way your copic coloring just looks like an extension of the patterned paper. It coordinates so perfectly and I would love to see more of your process for achieving that.
Love your card! You inspire me to get out my window die and start creating! Thanks!
What a cute card. I love Taylored Expressions products.
Big congrats Wanda! Your card is incredible!
Love this giveaway! Congrats to you Wanda, your card is a bright happy scene of lovelies!
Congrats !!
Gorgeous card..LOVE that window!
All you teach me is great..always love to see a tutorial about how you made the card…
Your card is so adorable! I love the awning!
Wow! Such a great card that shouts Spring!
I love it.
Congrats, Wanda – this is adorable!! That awning is so cute!
Wanda, been following you for several years now. Love what you do with TE stamps and dies. Any coloring techniques would be appreciated. I use Copics and water colored pencils the most so what works for Copics can be adapted for pencils. Thanks for the chance.
Your card is beautiful, Wanda! I’ve never seen anything like it…very inspirational!
Thanks for sharing.
I love the way you use dies as that is what I like to use more than anything. It seems I have become a die addict, but I do not have these from TE. Love that awning.
Love the card and all the techniques you used.. It sounds like you had a lot of fun creating it and isn’t that the whole point?
Congrats, Wanda! Ellen couldn’t have picked a more deserving, talented, or super sweet person to be the guestie! Have an awesome weekend!
Hi Ms Wanda! Congrats on your guest spot in Ellen’s Classroom! Adorable card and great tips along the way. Your photography is awesome too! Thank you for the opportunity to win TE product … I have yet to venture into that line, but with creative eye candy like yours, I could easily be swayed! 😉
I love this card! I would absolutely love it if you would have a class to do this card! love your shading and I love the awning.
congrats Wanda! Happy Spring… lovely creating and makes me think of the perfect Spring day!
A well-deserved honor, my friend. Beautiful card.
Congratulations! and you deserve it!! Great card – cute, colorful, use of dies and copics are perfect! It shouts, “Spring”.
Love the card! Love that you can use the concept so many ways too!
Wanda – thank you for sharing this adorable card. I have recently found Taylored Expressions and love their stamps and die combos. I appreciate any technique tutorial folks are willing to share, as I find inspiration from all of them.
What a cute card.Thanks for the tips and would love to see more coloring tips/techniques.
Congrats Wanda on being chosen as Ellen’s guest in the classroom! You are my favorite blogger to follow and I check in each day. I love your use of bright colors. I am starting to see some inlaying when die cutting. Can you help me out in this technique?
Gorgeous card – I would love to see coloring tips.
What a super fun and cute card. I’d also love to see coloring tips. I have many Copics but really don’t use them as I am intimidated by them.
Very cute card and thanks for all the great tips you shared. I would like more tips on using dies and coloring techniques.
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Beautiful card!! Love the colors and the layout. Really fun card.
Love all the tips and ideas.
Really a cute and different way to use a window! Love it.
What a really great card, Wanda! Great tips, too. Do you do any coloring with watercolor or Inktense pencils, or just Copics? I don’t do Copics myself, but would love any tips for the pencils. I love that little awning. I am curious, though, if it folds down flat to put in an envelope? I make cards for Operation Write Home, and that is a requirement for them. Anyway, I would love to see more tips for working with die cuts–altering them and whatnot. Thanks so much for sharing this, and congrats on being featured on Ellen Hutson’s blog!
What a great card – it’s cheerful and fun and reminds me of Spring. Thanks, too, for the great tips.
Congrats on your guest design team spot at Ellen Hutson!!! I love what you’ve done with your sweet window card. I came from the EH Newsletter, so I’m off to the classroom to see how you put this adorable card together.
Wow that card is great and we really need a little spring around here. Love the colors and TE dies and stamps. Thanks!
Congratulations on being a guest designer! I love your bright and cheerful card. We are so longing for spring in the Northeast after our long, snowy winter. I wish I could throw open my window and see that beautiful yard that’s in your card.
Have you used your Tim Holtz framework dies yet? I’ve cut several, but haven’t used them in a project yet. Would love to see what you come up with.
Your cards are fabulous. I just found you the other day while looking for some ideas. Your aqua and red cards (limitless hearts) I’ve seen are beautiful. I like very dimensional techniques – pop ups, floating floors, fold outs etc. Makes cards even more interesting. The card you made with Taylor Expressions is no exception. Keep creating those cards as I love your designs.
I have followed your delightful blog for quite awhile. I always enjoy and learn when she show how you put cards and other projects together.
Lovely card. I love that awning over the window.
Eveline.
I enjoyed your lesson over at Ellen’s classroom. Thank for the tips, I know I learned a few things I didn’t know before that will take my card making to the next level, and I thank you! Your card is not only beautiful, but so bright and cheery.
What a wonderful card. You have so much detail. It is fresh and full of joy.
Thanks for the great tutorial. I love the awning on your card. Your card is really bright and cheerful.
The card project is absolutely beautiful. I would love to see more copic coloring on your blog.
Wanda, your blog’s wonderful & the card is stunning!!! thank you for sharing your talent & LOTS of tid bits!!
Thanks so much for the Copic tips! Adding gray to white spots sounds like a good plan!
Love the awning. I am in love with multilayered cards and would love to see more.
Great card! Love your style!
Love this card. I have a couple of Tailored Made Stamps and are so easy to stamp with them. I am interested in learning more about shading using Copics. I use them all the time, but don’t know what I am doing. Trial and error, I guess! Love the tips you gave today ! Thanks!
Beautiful card! I saw it on Instagram as well. I’d like to see more shading & shadowing techniques on the blog.
Your card is darling. I love the awning.
What a great card… I am so excited for you to be invited to share a project on Ellen’s page. AWESOME…..
Hi Wanda. Your card is lovely and so happy. Glad you came to share. Your copic coloring is wonderful and I would love to learn more.
Wanda, beautiful card as always. I enjoy your layering and patterned paper tips along with your copic coloring tips. Your blog is such a cheerful and fun place to visit. Thanks! Vicki M.
Thanks for sharing all your great tips! I love your card – it is so cheery and reminds me of spring.
This is very cute and what an honor to be a guest at Ellen’s classroom!
I’ve been following you for a long time. I love how detailed your posts are, and so many pictures of everything. I’m always interested in die cutting techniques.
Sweet…love the opportunity to win something. Great card Wanda !!
I made a card somewhat like this awhile back. It turned out great. Love your card too. I don’t have any specific requests for tutorials. I just enjoy going around the different blogs and seeing the cards featured. I may copy something but then I add my own touches or modifications. thanks for the offer of the prize.
Love the bright colors ! Perfect for spring and getting myself out of the winter doldrums!
Beautiful card!!! Congrats for being featured on Ellen Hutson’s blog.
Absolutely beautiful, cute Your shading tips are much appreciated as I am a little nervous about experimenting with my Copics.
love the awning! thanks for the idea Wanda!
Love the bright Springey colors!
This card is so adorable!! It makes me believe Spring really is on its way! I’m always ready to learn more about this fun craft of card making! Love this awning! Show me as many different ways to use dies (or parts of them) and I’ll be a happy girl!
Congrats on being over at Ellen Hudson’s!
Love the awning and all the cheerful colors!! Thanks for the chance to win!
thanks for the giveaway!
Great card…love the spring oolors you use…
Your card is so colorful, perfect papers & coloring!! For tips & techniques I would love videos of coloring. Thank you Wanda!!
What a darling and creative card! Congrats on joining with the EH crew — I love their products, tips/tutorials, etc. I’ll enjoy any technique you want to feature — and thanks!
Such a bright & cheery card! Would love some tips on some basic Copic color combo must-haves.
The elements on this card are amazing, & that awning is a masterpiece. Nice to see you in the classroom- you rocked it.
Great card – we all need a little spring in our lives. Thank you!
Gorgeous card, Wanda! Your coloring is superb. Thanks so much for the great tips. I love that little awning die!!
Congrats, sweet friend! So well deserved! This card is FABULOUS!! I love the awning!
What a super cute card! Love the details, the dimension and your choice of pattern paper! Love the awning also!! I would love to see more tips in creating cards using pattern paper! Thanks for a chance to win an amazing giveaway!!
Your work is awesome and I love your tutorials! Do you have any photography tips especially for your cards? Your photos always look so crisp and bright! Hugs, Rosie
Very nice, any tips on shading would be great!
OMGoodness! That window is SO beautiful, and SO creative, my friend! Absolutely adore the 3D dimension! Beautiful! And huge congrats on your guest designer spot!
LOVING your SWEET Card!! Such AMAZING Details and the colors are even more FUN!! THANKS SO MUCH for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
Wow what an amazing card you have created! Thanks for sharing your talent and enthusiasm.
Wanda – I am new to your blog, but I will certainly be back! I love your card….it looks like Spring, which we all need after the winter we had. I am finding many die cuts and love what they can do. I have a Vagabond, which I recently broke. Lucky for me, my husband was able to fix it. But, I feel like I don’t have enough information on how to use all these dies. I would like to know exactly which pads to use with various dies.
I look forward to visiting again!!
What a wonderful adaptation of a window card. It is so cute and colorful and dynamic. Thanks for sharing and congrats on the honor of being in Ellen’s Classroom.
I love the card. I too am looking for more techniques that use die cuts, but even more so using dies cuts in more than one way. Versatility..that is my thing. Money is tight these days so I like to find new ways to use my supplies.
Thanks for sharing the great card! I love Taylored Expressions and have a couple of her stamps.
Beautiful cad and nice prize also!
VERY cute card – love all of the tips and tricks and I like the ideas you offered on how to use the die cuts with “out of the box” ideas!
wow, what an awesome card! Love the window and awning. Great tutorial too.