First, I cut a piece of white cardstock a little larger than the front of the card I intend to mount it on. I then took a piece of text weight (copy paper) paper and punched a circle near the bottom in the center. I placed the top of the circle cutout over the cardstock about 1/2 inch from the top. This will leave a space at the bottom of the cardstock uncovered.
Using the Ranger sponge applicator (you can use a piece of sponge) I colored the circle in with Mustard seed. I then went over just the edges of the circle with Spiced Marmalade. In the space below, I used Tumbled Glass in a downward motion and Broken China in a sweeping motion across the space. Optional: I used a stampscapes water ripples stamp in darker blue ink tapped off once on scrap paper to get the effect of water.
8 comments:
Sue, this is so very cute...I love scene cards!
Tooo cute - and fabulous tutorial! Oh to be sitting on a lake on a balmy Summer's day!
xXx
WOW! I love it! It's sooo lovely!!
Wowwwww So beautiful Sue.
Hugs Riet.xx
You look like you have a lot of fun things going on here..I know you saw the post, but I wanted to just drop you this note anyway...
Congratulations on being one of the finalists for the prestige “Priscilla Award”. In my opinion, you have been selected among some of the best card makers on the internet. I encourage you to blog about this and to contact all your friends and family to come support you and place a vote for you. The voting will last one week and I am truly honored that you are a part of this yearly award. You can find all the details and your “Gold Star” card on our current post found below…
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Good luck and be sure to cast your own vote as well. Thank you and Good Luck :)
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Ooooooooooh, yay!!! I will be implementing this soon, can't say more or they might have to kill me, lol!! Thanks Sue, you've just rescued my project yet again!!
P.S. have you seen the square doiley mania going on these days.... gotta love being a trendsetter Mrs. Drees!!
I love this!!!!!! Moose everywhere where I live! I love looking at others work..now if I only did more of my own! TFS!
Love this... Thanks for sharing !
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