Sunflower Birthday

Today's card was created by using Distress Inks to create a water colour background. Once dry, I stamped my large Sunflower stamp and die cut out the portion I wanted to use. I coloured the flower petals with a bright yellow Copic marker to highlight the petals a bit more and then framed the panel with soft green cardstock. To finish off, I die cut my sentiment three times and stacked them to give it some height and then added some glass finish glue to make it shine.

I am adding my card to the following challenges...

 Aud Sentiments Challenge : #296 Summer + Sentiment

Colour Crazy Craft Challenge : #34 Anything Goes

Craft Rocket Challenges : #95 Flowers

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Watercolour Birthday

Today, I started by using my Brusho's to create my background on watercolour cardstock. I then 'inked' my orchid stamp by colouring it with Tombow Markers. I spritzed the stamp and placed my panel over the stamp and rubbed it firmly to ensure I picked up all the ink. Once dried, I then stamped my sentiment and added a sub-sentiment under neath for some added interest. I finished it off by adding it to some coordinating coloured card stock.

I'm adding my card to the following challenges...

Craft Rocket Challenges : #95 Flowers

Creative Artiste Mixed Media Challenge : #85 Anything Goes

Passion for Markers : #653 Say it with Flowers

Time Out Challenges : #220 Make your own Background

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Blue Sailing

For today's card, I dug out my Brusho's that I haven't used in a while. I sprinkled some Cobalt Blue on and activated it with water. Once dry, I cut out a panel and stamped my sailing boat and sentiment. I then layered it onto some matching coloured card and adhered it to my base card. A simple card, but one I really like. 

I am adding my card to the following challenges...

Cardz 4 Galz : #178 Black & White + One Colour

Creative Knockouts : #464 Birthday Wishes

My Time to Craft : #487 Ocean/Sea

Tic Tac Toe Challenge : #173 - Frame It/Birthday/Free

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Christmas Lights

I created today's card by ink smooshing my background. Once dry, I then stamped my Christmas Lights top and bottom, coloured the globes with Copic markers and added some glass finish glue to give them a glassy look. I then die cut my greeting in white and it's shadow in purple and adhered it to the middle of my panel.

I am adding my card to the following challenges...

Colour Crazy Craft Challenge : #31 Anything Goes (with colouring)

Crafty Gals Corner : #233 Christmas in July

My Time to Craft Christmas : #40 Winter Holiday Decorations

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