Hello there,
my card today was all about creating a dusky/dawn standing on the beach feel. Which turns out to be very appropriate as the kids and I went swimming a couple of times last weekend. Not at dawn I might although my beloved little munchkins did wake me up at dawn - urgh! Anyway this week the challenge at Just Add Ink is to Just Add a Sketch - here it is.
Even though I designed the sketch I decided to turn it 90 degrees - go figure - lol!
I'm hoping you'll find this sketch fun and very versatile too - hope you can join in the fun at JAI this week. Don't forget to check out the rest of the DT too for lots of wonderful inspiration!
Thanks for visiting,
Kim
Recipe: All SU! unless noted otherwise
Stamps: Kinda Eclectic, Afterthoughts
Cardstock: Island Indigo, Crushed Curry, Whisper White
Ink: Island Indigo, Bermuda Bay, Pool Party, Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Versamark
Accessories: Chevron embossing folder, Watercolour paper, Crushed Curry and White embossing powder, Doubled sided tape (X Press), Dimensionals
This is just downright awesome, Kim!! The colours, the embossing technique(s), the placement of the sentiment - LOVE!
ReplyDeleteKim, I love the way the water colour turned out, I just been on the net and seen a water colour demo, but I like your colours the best, great card.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING!!! My oh My Kim this card is gorgeous!! I TOTALLY LOVE the watercolour sky and the sun and the sky and the sky and the.... WOW!!!! Super creative you are dear lady!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles Sharnee :)
This is such a stunning card Kim. Absolutely love your chosen colours for water colouring and such a clever idea to use a rolling pin to give a graduated embossed effect - must try that. Just divine! xox
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Kim!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous Kim! I just love every detail & technique, you've created a real "wow" with this one. xxx
ReplyDeleteThis card is just stunning, you've certainly captured the dusk/dawn sunset feel perfectly! And what a great idea using the rolling pin on your embossing folder, great effect :)
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