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Friday, 28 June 2019
Design Team make for "My Time To Craft Challenge Blog" #400 "Seaside"
It's time for another challenge on the "My Time To Craft Challenge Blog" which has a theme of "Seaside" for challenge #400.
If you have a moment, please do pop across to the blog to see the other fab makes by my fellow Design Team members.
I decided to do something a bit different for this make by using lots of little bits and bobs I had floating around my work desk.
I had a piece of stamped card with a woodgrain effect, which I had given a grey wash to make it look like weathered wood, so decided to use that as a base.
I knew the colours that I wanted for the sea, so used Distress Oxide Inks in the shades of: Twisted Citron, Tumbled Glass, Stormy Sky, Broken China and Salty Ocean and roughly applied it to card, filling the white areas using a paint brush.
Once it was dry, I ran it through a Crafters Companion embossing folder which gave a nice wave look texture. I ran a clear embossing ink pad across the surface then covered with a white/silver embossing glitter so that the raised areas sparkle like the sun catching the raised waves, then heat set.
In my embellishment stash, I found a balsa wood sentiment saying "Sun, Shells & Sand" so decided to colour the sea weed and star fish using my Arteza brush pens and then added some Stickles glitter glue to give it a bit of sparkle.
I tore a piece of cardboard box to add a colour and texture like wet sand.
Finally, I assembled all the components and added little pearl like beads to the sand and small shells, I also added a handful of clear sequins to the card to give added sparkle.
Gorgeous card Sam love the backgrounds you made and use of corrugated cardboard
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Thank you Carol x
Deletebrilliant make, love the colours of the sea, looks as though it is clear and perhaps tropical, the sand has great texture and the sentiment perfect
ReplyDeleteThank you Meg. Out of my comfort zone a little x
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