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Good evening friends! I'm loving the weather here this week, I'm thinking that we've officially said goodbye to winter (yeah!) and we may be bypassing spring. This week I decided to make a card for this weeks
Paper Craft Crew challenge and wanted to embrace the nice, bright colors that go along with spring. For this card I used the
By the Tide stamp set and the
Epic Day designer series paper that's part of the
This and That product suite, which is super fun. My cardbase is Crumb Cake and I added two pieces of the designer series paper matted with Pool Party cardstock and wrapped
Calypso Coral Baker's Twine around both panels before making a bow. I also added three small
pearls in the bottom left corner.
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For the main stamped image I started with a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock and stamped with the text stamp and Crumb Cake ink (I stamped off first to make the text softer). Next I stamped the grass image with Gumball Green ink and again stamped off first. Next I stamped the fish on Pool Party cardstock with Sahara Sand ink before cutting it out with
Paper Snips and using
dimensionals to pop him up. The final touch was to stamp the greeting from the
Wishes Your Way stamp set and used the decorative label punch to cut it out.
This card is so soft and I love all the different elements. This is another fun sketch that you'll definitely want to give a try.
Enjoy,
Diana
I love your colorful take on our sketch this week. Thanks so much for joining us at the Paper Craft Crew. Carolyn x
ReplyDeletethis is so clever! love the striped paper for waves and how the fish is swimming at the bottom of the square.
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