A big congrats to Loll, Bonnie and the design team at
CAS Mix Up....celebrating their 4th Birthday...
hope you can join in and play along --- there are prizes too
Oh my goodness - who would've thought that I could use acrylic paint backgrounds that I created yearrrsss ago and for some reason still have in my stash...
.... so this month just what I needed a challenge to use acrylic paint... at
I selected this red/pink panel - probably used scrunched paper pounced in inks on an old manilla folder... and this die cut oval garden piece to overlay, leaving a thin edge to frame it. Added some spots of white metallic acrylic paint and a stamped and embossed sentiment.
Thanks for stopping by my blog ---- have a Happy Day
CAS Mix Up elements - Acrylic paint, stamping, heat embossing, die cuts
Card Recipe
Stamps: Stamps by Chloe - Fancy Foliage - sentiment
Dies: Die Cutting Essentials magazine freebie - Scenic Swallow
Inks: Versafine - black
Other: Clear embossing powder, acrylic paints backgrounds from old stash
Loving this die against that fab background Robyn!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty Robyn!! Guess there was a reason for holding onto those acrylic papers...they turned into a BEAUTIFUL birthday card and I just love how the white pops off all the red/pink! Lovely, lovely card!! :0)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous acrylic paint background Robyn! Isn't it great that you hung on to this fabulous backgrounds you made so long ago??!! This is so pretty with the white die-cut garden in an oval. xx
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ReplyDeleteOoooooh! This gorgeous card is the reason we Never throw any twork away, no matter what we think of it at it's own birthday. Bee-you-tee-full card, Ms Robyn!
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Awesome background Robyn and a gorgeous card, love the die cut.
ReplyDeleteWhat a superb background Robyn!! Brilliant card for the challenge... Thanks so much for sharing at CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful Robyn. That background is the perfect dose of richness for that gorgeous die cut. Thanks for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteWow..Stunning acrylic background for your die cut frame, Robyn. I love how you added gold metallic acrylic paint to your background. I might try that:-) TFS and always inspiring me, my friend. Hugs...Nancy
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