And here's my card:
The tropical garden page from Botanical Gardens DSP (140583) seemed to make a wonderful backdrop for my dinosaur card. No Bones About It (138756) is a great set for making cards for my grandsons, who are nuts about dinosaurs.
The dino is stamped in Old Olive ink (126953) and then I stamped the skeleton on top of him, using Mossy Meadow (133645). I also stamped a cluster of leaves from the same set using the same inks, and some footprints with Tip Top Taupe (138325). My stamped white cardstock (100730) was glued to a Mossy Meadow (133676) base.
I took some DSP and adhered it to Cajun Craze cardstock (119684) and used my Ovals Framelits (129381) to cut the hole in the center. This was then popped up on top of the base using Dimensionals (104430), creating a diorama look.
For my inside, I completed the sentiment:
I'm pretty sure Ethan and Jacob will love this card...what do you think?
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10 comments:
Priscilla, what an incredible peek this card gives of a dinosaur in its natural tropical habitat. One can almost hear the sounds of the birds and the rustle among the leaves and blossoms. I absolutely love this and hope you won't mind a CASE. You've certainly made magic! How can Ethan and Jacob not fall in love with this awesome card? Thanks so much for joining us for the Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
Thanks so much, Heidi! It was a perfect challenge for me this week; glad I could join in! And please feel free to CASE; I suspect many of us grammies enjoy using this adorable set for the "grands".
Wonderful card. I am a huge fan of your work. Thanks for sharing this dino card. It's absolutely perfect with the botanical paper. Susie
Priscilla, this is very creative! Makes me think of Jurassic Park - even though I have never watched that movie. Thanks for joining the Watercooler Challenge!
Wow, thanks, Susie! I just had a brief moment of inspiration and actually followed it! :)
Jurassic Park--a movie I've seen bits and pieces of many times, but never have been able to watch the entire thing (too scary for me!). Thanks, Gail!
Fantastically wonderful card, Priscilla! I love the prehistoric look to it. Thanks for joining us this week at Watercooler Wednesday Challenge. Marsha
So cute - I did an squeal when I saw it!! Such a great card, Priscilla; you captured the dinosaur in his natural habitat perfectly. So glad you joined in for the Watercooler Wednesday challenge with your card. ~Deborah
Awesome, awesome and awesome!!
What an amazing card! It's so realistically - jungle! Perfect pairing of the two stamps sets! Thanks for joining us the week over at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges! See you again soon!
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