Undercover
Hi There!
Good to have you join me
today.
Can you believe it
the first half of the year has
gone? Like a puff of smoke!
Just like that.......
Oh well, not to worry, we
have Hazel Harler here so
let's settle down and get
started:
"Hi everybody, I have a card to share
with you today.
I started by stamping the Impression Obsession
image onto card with distress ink and then
I used a water brush to soften the inked lines.
On the stamp the ring has been cut off at the top
so I used a pen to make it into a whole ring.
The stamped image was matted onto black card.
For the background I stamped the Impression Obsession
stamp onto white card.
I used this stamp because I thought it
looked like waves.
The sand was then stamped over the swirly waves.
A close up of the finished background.
I decided to use this Kaisercraft paper on my card.
I distressed the edges and stitched round them.
I decided that I wanted more of the striped paper
showing so I trimmed the stamped background
and stamped a quote on it.
A close up of the quote.
To finish the card I wrapped some thread
round the bottom of the background,
added the metal charm and die cut seagulls."
Supplies used:
Square card blank.
Impression Obsession cover a card stamps for the background.
Impression Obsession stamp for the main image.
Impression Obsession seagull dies.
Kaisercraft Indigo Skies paper pad.
Archival ink - forget me not.
Distress ink - walnut stain and spiced marmalade.
Water brush.
White and black card.
Brown thread and charm.
Sewing machine - optional, can be stitched by hand.
Thank you Hazel - a great
card (especially for a man)
and I do like the seagull
sitting on the charm!
Don't you think that
putting the top back on the
life belt was a stroke of
brilliance? I do but would
not have thought of it myself!
Leave you with that......
'Til tomorrow
Mickie xx
Love it
ReplyDeleteWonderful card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card xXx
ReplyDeleteLove the colour palette and the stitching detail. A great card.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
I love this one. The wave background overstamped with the sand looks really interesting. A great card.
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