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Wednesday 22 July 2015

Creative Collage

Good Morning.

Had some time to play this A.M. and the sketch challenge at Splitcoast got my creative juices flowing.
A quick, collage-style card.  Haven't done one of those for such a long time.

I began by picking up my smallest acrylic block and sprinkled Brusho directly onto my block, sprayed with water then pressed onto my paper.  I like the watery impression it left behind.  
The background stamp is a long, narrow stamp from Kaisercraft that I just partially inked up and stamped over the Brusho area. 
Lastly, I stamped the sentiment that I just got.  It is by Tim Holtz.


I am adding my card to these challenges:

The Male Room- SPOTS and STRIPES
(a loose interpretation of the theme-small stripes in bkg and spots)

Addicted to Stamps- CLEAN and SIMPLE

Craft Stamper- TAKE A STAMP/ANYTHING GOES

Craft Your Passion- ANYTHING GOES

The Crazy Challenge- MONOCHROMATIC


Thanks so very much for coming by to take a look.

Supplies:  stamps- Kaisercraft, Tim Holtz/ Brusho/ acrylic block/ mini mister/ Memento bl ink

22 comments:

  1. Such a simple but so effective card. Karen x

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  2. Beautiful card-what a striking design,yet perfectly CAS :)
    Best wishes,Nessa xxx

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  3. Gorgeous cards Karen. Sorry I am only catching up now - I haven't had time to blog as my husband has been ill.

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  4. Awesome card and love the collage element and sentiment.

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  5. I LOVE every single detail Karen. TFS your description. Your card is surely a winner! TFS my friend.

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  6. Ooh, I love how you played with your Brushos, Karen! Such a fabulous collage and sentiment, too! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at ATSM!

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  7. What a great card! Love the CAS about it but it really pops as well!!

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  8. Love the card Karen and you can be another tip about using Brushos. I have to admit I did begin playing with them but boy did they make my fingers messy/dirty. Thanks for the info.

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  9. This is a really cool card! I've heard Brushos really stain so I'm wondering how they fared on your acrylic block. Not that a stained block is bad... you could probably find it easier in a mess than a clear one!

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  10. Gorgeous art work. Happy Friday!

    Love and hugs
    Maarit

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  11. Happy you're with us in the TIMI challenge from the Craft Stamper... love your composition!
    xxx Ellie Knol xxx

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  12. Very cool ... and very creative, my friend. LOVE the acrylic block brushos background and collage of stamps. xx

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  13. Oh so cool and stunning :)

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  14. You're the epitome of that sentiment, Karen. Love this collage! (but no flowers? lol) Thanks for joining us at ATSM this week.

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  15. This is super cool, Karen! I really like the sentiment, the watery green and the background stamp. Lovely and striking combination! Thanks for playing over at ATSM's CAS challenge this week. Melissa - DT

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  16. I LOVE your card Karen . A fine example of less is more . Stunning ! Good luck x

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  17. Brusho's are great aren't they, I love what you've done here. Thank you for joining us at TMR.

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  18. Fabulous CAS design. Thank you for joining in with the Craft Stamper challenge ..... good luck! Linda xx

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  19. Great card and I love that sentiment it's so true :)

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  20. Nice card! Thanks for joinins us at The Crazy Challenge.
    /Pillan, DT

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  21. Love the look of this card - great image and colours. Thanks so much for playing along with The Male Room, and I'm sorry I'm so late commenting!! Deborah x

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