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Sunday, 16 August 2020

Wrinkled!


One of my favourite colours is this soft olive green - it works with so many other colours too. I tend to have favourite combos that vary with the seasons but it features in all of them. For summer, I like to team it with blues, making me think of trees against a cloudless sky.

I made the background to this card using distress inks in green and blue, applying them with a round blender in a dabbing motion to give almost a bokeh effect then sponging a darker blue ink around the edges. Next I stamped a large text stamp (if you squint closely you can see it's all about the language of flowers) all over, and applied green sparkle paste through a stencil down the left hand side.

Once that was all dry, I stamped and heat embossed the face using Cobalt Blue embossing powder, then stamped a few feathers around the card. Finally I took a sentiment from one of the Tim Holtz sticker pads and inked the edges before attaching it to the card.

I am sharing this with

Sweet Stampin' - Favourite Colour Combination 

Use Your Stuff - books/the written word 

Inkspirational - Face





5 comments:

  1. Smashing make Jane, such a pretty colour too.

    Hope you are well - Happy Sunday

    Kathyk

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  2. Me neither... but too bad!! Brilliant card, fabulous stamping and texture, lovely colours and a great sentiment!! Thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin' Chris
    x

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  3. What a fantastic card! I like the patterns and the texture that you added with the dots. As always, we love seeing you play with us at Inkspirational!
    - Shauna

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  4. These are some great textures and layers on this card...Love it! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Use Your Stuff and don't forget about our DT call: details on the blog!
    Tammy DT Co-ordinator

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  5. fabulous take on our challenge,thanks for joining us at UYS

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