IC851 - Sugar & Cloth - here is my INSPIRATION
I recently purchased this cute shark die cut and going through my scrap papers I found I have a bunch of this water paper from cards I made for the band. This paper is perfect to create a panel for the shark.
I cut the layers, die cut the shark and finished with heat embossing the birthday sentiment on black.
MAR22VSNI - FeathersUSEIT2022 - Eagle Image
This eagle image was in my stack of images needing colored. I colored it with copics and cut the layers. The yellow was embossed with a birthday emboss folder and I added a couple of strips of gross grain ribbon.
USEIT2022 - Power Poppy Image
This power poppy image was in my stack of images needing colored. I colored it with copics, cut down the paper layers and stamped the sentiment finishing off with the punched flowers.
For the card base I used a fish stencil and sponged the fish. I then stamped the image directly on that layer to get the bubbles. I then stamped the fish again, colored with copics and added the wobbler behind it.
I finished with the birthday banner.
I created a rainbow-colored layer using several distress oxides.
I then die cut the birthday sentiment out of that rainbow, added the text birthday sentiment and glued the birthday sentiment to the black strip. I finished this card off with some sequins.
I have been playing in my scrap stash and this challenge is perfect to grab one of the colored designer papers to create a fun card.
I die cut all the bits from the red designer papers and glued down. Added a red mat and then the birthday sentiment. I finished with a couple of banners and some red gems.
Red Birthday
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Fabulous projects and beautiful designs, ♥
ReplyDeleteWow you have been busy, love the shark, too cute, great background. I have that power poppy image and love what you have done with it. The fish is too cute and great use of your scraps!
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