Dear Ones~
The
new challenge over at Double D is "MAKE YOUR OWN BACKGROUND". What a fun one this
will be, I can't wait to see what you come up with, lots of possibilities. Here is the Mood
Board for our inspiration:
This is my card:
The Ingredients:
Recollections Rose Card Stock
TH Gold Foil Card Stock
Crafters Companion Floral Elegance Patterned Paper
SU Dragonfly Dreams Die
SU Layered Circles Die
Just Rite Handwritten Sympathy Sentiments Stamp
GKD Gold Embossing Powder
Stickles
If you head on over to the Double D Challenge Blog and
play along, you could win this sweet Creative Expressions Mini Stencil. Also, don't
forget to
check out all the beautiful cards the other designers have created.
So, until next time dear readers, ASPIRE to be INSPIRED. ~judy
Here's celebrating your CREATIVE MUSE!!
STUNNING! I knew that was the technique when I saw this beauty! This is really magnificent! That Designer Paper is really very beautiful too and I love the layers of embossing! Of course, it is topped by that magnificent dragonfly--I'm telling you that is your signature--maybe get a tattoo! Bet, Rob would take you! xo~
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! What a fabulous technique ... thanks for introducing me to it! You're so clever!! Your choice of paper is perfect ... absolutely beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my stars Judy, this is stunning! I've heard of that technique in pottery but never seen it done on a card. I absolutely love it! The ethereal pattern of the paper is just perfect for this technique. The sparkly dragonfly is so pretty on this. Beautifully done, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is spectacular Judy! The soft colors with the gold veining looks amazing. What an awesome technique. Love that gorgeous dragonfly sitting on the layers of beautiful pp. Just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking background with the torn edges trimmed with gold!
ReplyDeleteYou transferred that great technique to paper beautifully, Judy. The paper looks like it could be a Japanese vase. I love the colors and shine on the dragonfly.
ReplyDeleteThe golden details are awesome! What a lovelly technique (I will keep it in my mind for sure!).
ReplyDeleteLia xx
Oh wow, what a beautiful background, so creative and a technique I think you started a bunch of us having to give it a try, I know I want to. Such perfect papers for adding your gold to also, I was wondering how you did it, you always have the most fun techniques!!
ReplyDeleteI actually love the story and history behind your card. I said to myself only my friend Judy. Thank you my friend for finding the beauty in something broken and putting it on a card. When you send this card out you must make a little note about the technique It's priceless
ReplyDeleteOh, how I adore what you've done here, translating the Japanese pottery technique to paper. One often sees patterned paper or technique, but not so often the two of them melded like this. All the more to love! It's sweet and elegant at once and, oh, so lovely!
ReplyDeleteJust love the look of this. What a beautiful image and card!
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