The challenge at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog is X,Y,Z... I went with Y and used yellow in making my card. I also wanted to play along with the Lawnscaping Challenge to try a new technique. I went through some PDF's from Online Card Classes and found a technique taught by Jennifer Mcquire that I hadn't tried. I spritzed some glimmer spray and some water on my craft mat to create a small puddle. I then took a mini blender tool and smooshed it in the distress ink pad hard to get it really inky before soaking up the glittery puddle. I then pressed the mini blender onto water card stock to create the rainbow colored circles. When dried I stamped and embossed in white images from Lawn Fawns Summertime Charm stamp set. I splattered the piece with some diluted distress ink in Squeezed Lemonade. I flattened the piece overnight under a heavy object. The yellow card base was stamped with Impression Obsessions Spatter background stamp before I adhered the front panel. The sentiment has some foam tape under it for some dimension.
You card is amazing! I love the technique you used, it is so pretty! Thank you for playing the Lawnscaping Challenge!
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I love how you created the circles and it's made such a pretty background for the stamped images! Thank you so much for sharing and for playing along with us over on the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog! :)
ReplyDeleteI just had to drop by and tell you how much I adore this card! I am always drawn to bright happy colors and this card sings with them! And what a great technique! Thanks for describing the process behind this masterpiece. And double-thanks for sharing this with us for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so cute! The colors that you used are so pretty and that sounds like a fun technique! Thanks for playing along with us at Lawnscaping!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card. I like the sound of the technique used too, I may have to keep it in mind to use sometime!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful! Wonderful design. Thanks for joining us at Lawnscaping Challenges!!!!
ReplyDeleteOOOOH YES! I remember this technique from the class and this is brilliant! I love your take on the technique. So artsy and fun! LOVE!
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