Hello Everyone and Happy Weekend!
We are headed out to another graduation party today
and this one is over in my family stompin' grounds of Darlington, PA.
But before we head out I wanted to create & join in some of
the fun 'underwater challenges' I've seen going on in blogland.
OMG! I had so much fun making this card and I think it could be used for a variety of occasions!
The first thing I did was create my 'water' background using the new Tim Holtz Oxide Distress Inks. I've used only two colors ... Pistachio and Broken China. I love creating backgrounds with these new inks ... so much fun!
My 'sea creatures' are from the Frantic Stamper 'Sea Creature Icons' and I cut from light gray card stock then after viewing these creatures on Google, I did some coloring with my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers.
I don't have much time so I'll make this short & sweet. If you have any questions please leave me a comment and I will get back to you with the answer. All products used is listed below.
Challenges to share in:
Moo-Mania and More Challenge - Under Water
ScrapyLand Challenge #67 - ATG
Cards and More Challenge #186 - Under the Sea
The Cutie Pie Challenge - All Creatures Big & Small
Make My Monday Challenge #48 - At the Beach
Thanks so much for stopping by!
As always . . .
Recipe:
Papers: Turquoise cs, green cs, red cs, black cs
Dies: Penny Black 'Awesome' #51-333, Elizabeth Craft 'Rocky the Crab' #985, Memory Box 'Graceful Branch Oval' #99465, Frantic Stamper 'Sea Creature Icons' #FRA9507, Frantic Stamper 'Shoreline Reeds' #FRA9879
Accessories: Tim Holtz Oxide Distress Inks, Dimensional Tape, Nuvo 'Carribean Ocean' crystal drops, Spectrum Noir alcohol markers, My Craft Spot 'Build a Birthday' stamp set, Versafine Onyx
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