Happy Sunday from a very wet and windy Somerset! Seems like most of the UK is receiving similar weather - so good news for us crafters eh?
Whilst I was making my card for the City Crafter challenge that I was reminded of the March challenges over at Happy Little Stampers. The first is a sketch challenge and the second is sponging.
Hopefully I've managed to combine both challenges in one card!
I started off by sponging some SU inks onto a piece of cardstock. I then used an IndigoBlu stamp (freebie with a magazine) using SU Not quite Navy and heat embossed it with Judikins Iridescent Sparkle e/p (which I don't think is showing up at all in the photo). The sentiment is a Waltzingmouse sentiment stamp......... unfortunately they don't put a title of the set on the packet; and stamped and embossed as above. I matted onto a piece of navy cardstock and then onto a prescored card.
Thanks for stopping to have a look round.
Happy crafting.
Lovely card Karen great background colours
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Gorgeous, Karen ... those silhouettes are fabulous in front of that beautifully sponged sky! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Karen, love your stamping.
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A beautiful scene Karen . Love the colours of the sky - a perfect background for the IndigoBlu image.
ReplyDeleteHope you are well - hugs, Sylvia xx
Great effect here with the sponged background and the freebie stamps (might have them somewhere!).
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ReplyDeleteThe background is great and the stamp is lovely, great for a freebie.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Karen!!! Love the beautiful scene you've created!!! Lovely sponging and I like the small black frame and the sentiment in black. Lovely!!
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