It's Sunday and who doesn't want to be by the water feeling the cool breeze on their face? I can just smell the air now. Anyways, I am playing along with a few challenges today, the Featured Stamper at Splitcoast, the Addicted to CAS challenge-water and the Little Red Wagon-CAS.
I started my card by first stamping the pier from Gina K then masked off the bottom part where the sand would be then rubbed on a brown Distress ink. I moved the mask then applied blue Distress inks to the top portion of my piece. I went back and splashed some water on the sand as well to add some texture. When dry, I cut it into 3 pieces, mounted with pop dots and finally added the scoring lines.
Hope you have a great day and I appreciate that you came by for a visit.
Supplies: stamp; Gina K, Mark's finest/ Distress inks/ Scorbug/ pop dots/ twine
Super awesome.
ReplyDeleteOMG this card is so inspiring and beautiful. I need to do doing stuff around the house today but each blog I read entices me to create.
ReplyDeleteOh this is stunning. The sand with the water splashes really does look great and the score lines finish this CAS PERFECTION!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen. Love, love, love! Gorgeous scene, gorgeous colors. Triptych panels are perfect for this image! Thanks for joining us at ATCAS. Loll xx
ReplyDeleteOh my! What a stunning card! I can practically hear the waves crashing on the shore!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Love the sand and the Tryptich treatment!
ReplyDeleteLove this, just amazing..... Like three mini canvases :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Beautiful I love how the scene is split into three, awesome! Shirleyx
ReplyDeleteWow! This is fantastic! I love your work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful little scene!!! We have a pier in my town so this almost looks like it could be a photo of our coast!
ReplyDeleteWow Karen I love this design - awesome with the three panels! Thanks for playing with us at ATCAS!!
ReplyDeleteStunning card - I love the scene you have created it looks awesome! Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteThis creation is absolutely breathtaking. The silhouette of the pier against the gorgeous color of your sand and water is amazing. Love how you applied the distress ink. I love the way you cut and popped the image, and the stitching is the perfect finish to this beauty. Made me go right over to Gina K to get that stamp set. It's out of stock. boo hoo hoo. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I will have to give this technique a try! Thank you for joining us at Little Red Wagon :)
ReplyDeleteJoanne xo
This card is stunning! I really cannot get over how beautiful it is!
ReplyDeleteHey GF - Love the panoramic landscape -- awesome job~ Thanks for joining in with ATCAS~
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning Karen. I could just dive right in it is so realistic!
ReplyDeleteMy hand is clasped over my mouth! Well, not actually or I couldn't type, but it was for a minute while I just stared at your stunning creation! I have seen some jaw-dropping cards for the ATCAS water challenge and now yours has gone to the top of my faves! W.O.W., Karen, HUGE W.O.W.!!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply stunning Karen..... great inspiration (as always). Love, love it.
ReplyDeleteLouise
Brilliant CAS card karen. Love your design. Thank you for playing along with the ATCAS challenge.
ReplyDeleteFlorence x
Congrats Karen. You are the CAS PERFECTIONIST for the ATCAS Water Challenge! Check out ATCAS for details on how to claim your prize. Loll xx
ReplyDeletePopping back with pleasure to congratulate you on the CAS Perfection win at ATCAS, Karen!! Well-deserved!!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS on your ATCAS#17 "water" win! :)
ReplyDeleteWTG on your win at ATCAS! Well deserved!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your win Karen, I knew the card was a winner.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card.Congrats on your win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card-I love how you have made this.
ReplyDeleteYou have a really lovely cardmaking style and i have just come along to join you as a follower :)
Have a lovely weekend,bet wishes,Nessa xxx
Fantastic card!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLynn
What a fantastic card. Love it!!
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