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Sunday, 10 July 2016

Blue on Blue

Meet today's card.
Sometimes leftovers can be good.

Today I am using up another piece of cardstock that I had marbled to create my flowers.  Here is the link to the tutorial if you missed it.   
I often create backgrounds then don't know what I want to do with them at the time, so I put them aside for future use.  Glad I found a use for this piece.

I stamped the flowers from Stampin Up onto the marbled paper using Versamark ink, then heat embossed them with white powder.  Next, I fussy cut them out and set them aside. 
Using a piece of drywall tape, I stenciled a panel with Salty Ocean Distress ink to use as a background panel for my flowers.  I die-cut some flowers from Tim Holtz in white and placed them behind the flowers keeping my card simple and monochromatic.  I added a clear crystal to the flower centers to finish off my card.



Adding my card to these challenges:

Simon Says- PHOTO INSPIRATION
(blue clouds photo)



Love to Create- MIXED MEDIA/ ANYTHING GOES

Brown Sugar- MONOCHROME


Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.

Supplies:  stamps- SU/ wh embossing powder/ drywall tape/ ink- Distress/ die-Tim Holtz/ Cuttlebug/ reinkers for paper marbling/ crystals/ pop dots

25 comments:

  1. Another blue beauty, Miss Karen! That marbled effect is amazing. What a deep blue!

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  2. Looking at those gorgeous flowers is like looking into an amazing sky, Karen! I always love your blue creations!

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  3. Wow, do I totally LOVE this card, Karen! What fabulous flowers, and I love the strip you've sponged using a stencil! Stunning card! (Must try this technique!!!) Hugs!

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  4. Karen, this is gorgeous monochromatic card! Beautiful flowers.

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  5. Wow wow wow, those flowers, that background, WOW!!!!

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  6. Oh my Karen, Loving all your textures created with your fussy cut marbled heat embossed flowers, stenciled background and die cut flowers. I have ALL those items......hmmmmm. TFS and Always inspiring me my friend :-) Big Hug, nancy

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  7. Absolutely stunning. I love those flowers over that background.

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  8. Gprgeous flowers ! and I love that tape stencilled background, what a fab idea, I know I have a roll of that tape somewhere , may have to steal your idea thank you


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  9. Wow Karen this looks amazing, great background, and the flowers are so pretty in white and blue, and what a pretty details!!! I just love this card a lot!!!

    Have fun!!
    Maria

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  10. Beautiful! Love the rich blue with white embossing. The diecut sprig adds so much depth too. Thanks for adding it to the Mixed Media Card Challenge gallery :)

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  11. Ohh my goodness simply stunning Karen. Love your card.

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  12. So pretty!! You have some beautiful "leftovers" ... gorgeous card, my friend! xx

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  13. Leftovers can bee good! Unless they have been in the fridge for a few weeks; then you might want to beware. These fabulous leftovers and you have served them up well and fresh!

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  14. Your card looks so fresh and summery! Never throw out leftovers! Love the drywall tape stenciled panel!

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  15. Beautiful, your flowers are so gorgeous
    Thank you for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge !

    Jo x

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  16. OMG, those flowers are amazing and so is the card, just fabulous.
    Faith
    x

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  17. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the dark marbled flowers! This card turned out so beautifully.

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  18. Great monochromatic card! Love the blue! Thank you for joining us at ATSM!
    Kamila DT

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  19. I thought I'd already commented on this, then realized it was a similar card you made. Leftovers can be a great thing when they end up like this, Karen.

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  20. Amazing card! I was preparing a similar card... Other stamps and watercolor. I will show it tomorrow :)
    Best Regards from Hamburg, Germany
    Christine

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  21. Fabulous card, so vibrant.
    Elaine

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  23. So much depth in the flowers - it looks amazing with the white embossing! Thanks for joining us at the Mixed Media Card Challenge:)

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