Yes, I just can't get enough of this set! I keep stamping lighthouses and then I have to do something with them; so you may just get sick of my creations! (Previous cards
here and
here)
This time I stamped it on a small piece of
Whisper White paper:
And I did a lot of sponging. The lighthouse was stamped in
Marina Mist and
Night of Navy (so cool!). I then masked it (stamped it on a piece of sticky note and carefully cut it out, and placed the mask over my lighthouse) so I could sponge a sunset. I had already stamped the water and sand, so I also laid pieces of sticky note paper over the stamped images and then went to town with lots of colors:
Crushed Curry, Pumpkin Pie, Island Indigo, Elegant Eggplant and Night of Navy.
I mounted my panel to a piece of Whisper White.
The card base is Night of Navy; a piece of
Marina Mist took a trip through the
Big Shot with the
Seaside Embossing Folder, and I stamped the sentiment from
Watercolor Wishes on Crushed Curry cardstock using Night of Navy ink. The little seashell is from
Seaside Shore (and was cut using my contraband Dave's Dies).
Enamel shapes in Crushed Curry and Night of Navy finish off this lovely card.
Like lighthouses? Get High Tide, and see if you can stamp just one! I dare you!
Supplies used to make this card: (click on any product to go to my on-line store)
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5 comments:
I love this with the sunset. I hadn't thought of using those dark colors for sunset.
Thanks, Ceresa; these are usually my "go-to" sunset colors. It's my favorite sponging technique!
Did you make a video of your sponging technique?
I love this card!
The above comment re: 'sponging technique' video was made by me:
Vickie Leeman, GA - another SU Demo. just didn't know which
'comment' option to use! You are very talented and 'thanks'
for sharing.
Thanks very much, Vickie! (Sorry for the delayed response; I've been out of town). I have never done a video on my sponging technique, but that's a great idea. I'll work on that this week and see what I can put together. Thanks for visiting!
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