If you missed my first post, check out how I created the background here.Having decided to use a square format I cut my background panel and added a ribbon between the 2 pieces thereby extending it.
I popped up the Alcohol-ink- lifted panel (La Mappa - a stamp by Rubber Dance) and added some die cut words (TH Sizzix Thinlits -Vacation words), wooden embellishments (Kaisercraft Flourish Pack: Lifes a Beach) and some beads on a layer of gel medium (Prima Marketing Finnabair Art Ingredients Glass Beads).
Come over and celebrate summer holidays by linking your makes to the Country View Challenge, if you do you could win a £20 voucher!
Thanks for coming by,
I am entering the Rubber Dance Forever, The Artistic Stamper, Penny Black and more (my "B" is of course Beach!) challenges.
You have incorporated so much dimension in your pretty piece Christine, the stencil you used in the background is one I find so useful. Many thanks for joining us at Penny Black and More challenge.
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Beautiful card with lovely textures and elements.
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I have a blogaversary challenge in my blog, welcome to join in with a new birthday card;-))m
Love the "lifted" stamping - what wonderful weathered colours to give it a really vintage look. My Lift Ink pad has just arrived - now I'd just like some time to play!
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