Hi! Well, now that I'm back to blogging, I wanted to play along in a challenge or two. I chose CAS(E) this Sketch CTS#56.
I knew just exactly the technique I wanted to use. Masking and sponging. So, I created this card.
Ummm. The only problem is............I missed the deadline. Grrrrrrrrrrrr.
I guess I've gotten a little rusty at playing along, huh? Oh, well. I'm posting anyway.
I used post-it notes to mask the area I wanted to sponge. Then used my blending tool and 2 distress inks to create my ray of sunshine. I added my sentiment and placed the panel on a bright yellow card base. Easy peasy!
Anyway, I'll get back into the swing of things soon. Thanks for taking a look!
Supplies:
card stock - daffodil delight, whisper white (SU)
ink - antique linen, wild honey, spiced marmalade (Ranger Distress inks), onyx black versafine
stamps - hello sunshine (PTI)
other - blending tool and foam pads (Ranger)
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Susie I LOVE this :) Brightened my day, no pun intended!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning, bold card - I LIKE IT!!! :))))
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab design! And, the sentiment is perfect! Please send that sunshine this way 'cause we are getting a snow storm tonight...grrrr...lol! Have a great weekend, hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh, neat! That one ray of sunshine is just drenched full! It's like we could squeeze it, and orange juice would drip out. :)
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