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Sunday 1 July 2018

Smile Day

Happy Sunday.
We are celebrating Canada Day and a long weekend here so I am having a 'smile day'.

HAPPY CANADA DAY TO ALL MY CANADIAN FRIENDS!!

Very simple card to create today.
I began by masking the edges of my white cardstock with some Post-It tape.
Next, I rubbed some Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide ink over my Sweet Peas stencil, sprayed with water and pressed onto my paper to create a stencil monoprint.  I dried that thoroughly then using my Misti, I stamped the Wildflowers using some Blueprint Sketch DOX and added the sentiment at the top.
I put the piece onto my ScorPal and scored around the inked piece creating a frame effect.


Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.

Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says- ANYTHING GOES
Just Us Girls- WILD CARD/ANYTHING GOES
A Vintage Journey- STENCIL IT

Supplies
Stamps- Wildflower (Magenta)= Smile (Daisy Bucket)
Inks- Peacock Feathers, Blueprint Sketch DOX (TH)
Paper- heavy weight (local store)
Accessories and Tools- Misti= ScorPal= Sweet Peas stencil (TCW)= Mister (TH)= Post It Tape

21 comments:

  1. Thanks for coming by and leaving me a comment...so appreciated.

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  2. Happy "Canada Day" to you Karen and all my very talented and loving Canadian friends. You are all the best of neighbors:-) I LOVE your Smile card...it did make me smile! Such a nice way to start the day.

    Love and Hugs...Nancy

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  3. Two of my favourite colours on this card, and using the inked stencil technique which you do so well Karen. I love the way you have put embossed lines around it which finishes it perfectly. A beautiful card! x

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  4. Beautiful, as always, Karen - and, as always, I adore the blues!

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  5. Beautiful Karen, love the colours you used on your mono print and your framing is perfect.

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  6. So very beautiful and I hope you enjoy the celebration for Canada Day.

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  7. I love the movement all the layers of color make! Love the scored frame! Happy Canada Day, Karen!

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  8. You are a master of this layering technique and keeping it on the one layer. Loving the monoprint technique. Gorgeous colours of blue and great stamping on your wonderful card x. Made me smile x.

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  9. Hey Girlfriend! I do love your dual image background - just an awesome effect. Thanks for joining in at JUGS.

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  10. What a stunning background for this wonderful card Karen.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  11. Gorgeous card - such a fab technique with the stencil that I have finally got around to trying. Beautiful colours and fab stamping. Happy Canada Day too! My Grandad was Canadian and my Mum was born there. xxx

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  12. Love the way you scored around the edges of the image to create a frame! Beautiful shades of blue, and a great look with the stamped image over the stencil monoprint.

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  13. Gorgeous card, Karen! Love the background colors and patterns. Using scorepal to make frame is such a creative way ! Thanks for sharing your talent with us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge :)

    Marge

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  14. WOW!! The background on this looks like you printed it!! So beautiful!!!

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  15. Gorgeous mix of elements Karen. I love that scored frame ... I'm inpressed at how you can line up the scoring perfectly. Mine never seem to meet. :) Hope you and family had a wonderful Canada Day! xx

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  16. I'm absolutely 'wild' about your beautiful card, Karen! Your inking techniques have resulted in a design that's absolutely eye-catching! Thank you for sharing this gem in the Just Us Girls Wild Card~Anything Goes gallery!
    ~carol

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  17. Such a dynamic and beautiful card, love those gorgeous blue tones! Thanks so much for adding this beauty to our Stencil it challenge at A Vintage Journey!

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