I decided to use the color scheme from this week's Color Throwdown, however, I was missing a couple of the colors so I had to improvise. After stamping my main image from the soon to be released Island Life in memento tuxedo black ink onto MFP snow storm smooth card stock (no vanilla card stock), I pulled out my prismacolor watercolor pencils and a blender pen and got to work water coloring the image. For some reason, I just see this beach scene water colored instead of using markers since it reminds me of a painting. Once my water coloring was finished, I pulled out my Scenic Selections set to add some seagulls and then the saying from Island Life, stippled bashful blue ink around the edges for the sky and a bit of so saffron to age the entire image a bit; plus make up for not being able to use the vanilla card stock and began layering.
After my layering was finished, I pulled out the soon to be released Silly Shells and stamped my background in sahara sand before sponging the same ink around the edges of the card. I decided the only embellishments would be some bakers twine and a lighthouse charm since I was making this card for my husband's upcoming birthday in a couple of weeks.
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Stamps: MFP Island Life, Silly Shells, Scenic Selections
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Stampin Up! Bashful Blue, So Saffron, Sahara Sand
Card Stock: MFP Snow Storm Smooth, Stampin Up! Sahara Sand, Bashful Blue, So Saffron
Accessories: Prismacolor Watercolor Pencils, Blender Pen, Bakers Twine, Pop Dots, Small Hole Punch, Martha Stewart 2-Way Glue Pen, Lighthouse Charm
Hey Bonnie, I commented on this on the SCS challenge but I just wanted to say that I'm glad you joined us at CCEE Stampers this week with your gorgeous creation.
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I LOVE lighthouses. Beautiful scene. Wonderful card, Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteBonnie...I had a feeling that you just might join in this week.....with our mutual love for lighthouse this was a theme made for US....beautifully done....and thanks for playing with the CCEE this week
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