Hi, thanks for popping in....
I used one of my sunset photos as inspiration for the background watercolouring on my card todayA couple of days ago I shared a card made with this embossing folder and the technique to stamp directly onto the EF and mentioned that I did a few prints as I did enjoy the effect.
Stamped the image onto the EF in black, ran it through the Cuttlebug and then watercoloured the background with Distress Inks. I decided to frame this image ... so used my largest oval die with white card and then ran that through the Cuttlebug with a dotty EF to break the starkness. To finish I used a burnt red/orange card and stamped the sentiment on a strip and heat embossed in black, mounted this with foam tape and added some hand cut reeds.
I am playing along with Watercooler Wednesday WWC304 - Kath's challenge - All About Occasions .... also another card for Let's Squash It challenge #4 - Embossing folder and Animal. .... and for The Die Cut Diva's January theme - Frame It
Have a wonderful creative weekend
Card Recipe
Stamps: Stamp It - Reflection Pool, Happy Little Stampers - Fun birthday sentiments
Dies: Poppy Stamps - nesting Ovals,
Inks: Versafine - black, Distress Inks - yellows, reds, blues
Other: Cuttlebug Embossing folder - Bird Call, Sizzix Embossing folder - Dot Matrix, black embossing powder,
This is such a gorgeous card Robyn, wonderful sunset colours and a clever design, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. The scene looks so good.
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Love the way you have used this stamp, and your colouring of the background - that is amazing
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Blessings
Maxine
The technique you used to make this card is wonderful and I love how it turned out! After scrolling through your blog I must say your cards are all amazing! The inspiration photo for this card is nature at her finest! NJ!
ReplyDeleteRobyn, such a pretty card! I especially love your background. Have a great week and thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday. Karen
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, Robyn - just love the layers of embossing folders and the oval frame!! Gorgeous sunset too!! Please consider joining us at Die Cut Divas with this beauty (Frame It):
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I love the scene behind the die-cuts! Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges! Kath
ReplyDeleteOh Robyn, such a beautiful card. You captured the sunset colors so well. Thanks for sharing with us a t Die Cut Divas :)
ReplyDeleteI love all the textures and your scene. I really like the way you put your hand cut reeds on the sentiment strip. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas for the January "Frame It" challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever technique you've shared. The effect is stunning. I love the sunset scene you've created. The dotty frame is so fun. Thanks for joining us at Die Cut Divas.
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This one is lovely too Robyn. Love that technique. Thanks for joining the fun at Let's Squash It! Hugz
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