Sunday, November 1, 2020

Mix It Up Challenge - Make Your Own Background

Hello my friends!
A new month means a new challenge over on the Mix It Up Challenge Blog.
Remember, this is a monthly Anything Goes challenge but with a fun twist that you can choose to join in on ... or not!  This month's theme is:
 
Anything Goes + Make Your Own Background
 
 I love creating backgrounds with Tim Holtz Oxide Distress Inks
so that's what I've used for today's card ... hope you like it!!

I used various shades of blue onto watercolor paper then of course used the technique of spritzing water and dabbing dry with a soft cloth for the spotted background.

For this sweet (sad looking) Rover, I've used the Stampers Anonymous - Tim Holtz Collection - 'Crazy Dogs' stamp set.  After stamping and coloring, I fussy cut him so he could be popped out and stand alone.  Don't you just love that face ... lol!



I've die cut a grass panel for him to sit in and my sentiment is from an Impression Obsession stamp set called 'Greetings Galore'. 

 
I do hope you'll pop over to the Mix It Up Challenge Blog and join in the fun!
You have until 6 PM EST the last day of the month to enter!
I'm so inspired by the rest of our amazing DT 
and I can't wait to be inspired by YOUR project!
 
As always, thanks SO MUCH for taking the time to stop by!

                   

8 comments:

  1. A lovely blue background. Cute card. [Bunny]

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  2. This darling little guy thought so hard his eyes crossed! A sweet card, Darlene, and I love the background!

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  3. Love your background and what a super cute image.xxx

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  4. Your background is absolutely gorgeous! I love blue anyway and this just draws me in!

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  5. Hi from your new DT teamie! I LOVE your background it's so eye catching!!! Looking forward to working with you!

    Lisa

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  6. I do love the expressions on those dogs faces and great background you have made for him!

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