Monday, 22 March 2021

Friends Are Like Seashells

Today I'm sharing a card made with a set I wouldn't normally go for.
However I saw so many lovely designs, I decided to try something new.
Friends are like Seashells 154368, and Seaside Seashell Dies 156059.


First I stamped some seaweed and dots using Versamark. 
I then used a stencil to ink some "sand and sea" using Daffodil Delight and Balmy Blue.
I used sticky notes to keep the stencil in place, which turned into a happy accident,
as I quite liked the masked off edge.


The versamark images didn't show well, so I stamped a few images in the same ink colours.
I then added Shimmery Glossy Accents dots randomly, and also coated the starfish with it.
That ended up a bit messy instead of the smooth look I was aiming for!
I added wink of stella on the small shells, 
then placed a small sentiment aligned with the masked off edge on the right.


Being a New set, (NBUS) and using Ink, I'll enter the following challenges:







7 comments:

  1. Not a set I would go for either but I really like what you've done here - something a bit different

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  2. Congrats on challenging yourself with a more unusual stamp set and making this lovely card.

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  3. Wonderful design and beautiful inking. Thanks for joining us at Less Is more.

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  4. This is a beautiful set for sure and your card is just stunning Leslie! Hugs, Brenda

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  5. This is really refreshing, Lesley! I don't think I've seen a beach theme for six months and it's like a breath of fresh air! I love the design, dimension, your coloring, and the fab edge you ended up with! Thank you for sharing with everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Darnell

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  6. I've seen lots of lovely cards made with this set Lesley so I think you'll surprise yourself and get loads of use out of it! I love your design - the inked background is stunning! Hugs, Vicky xxx

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  7. Always good to find a use for never been used kit, and you've made a stunning card. I love your ink blending and embellishment choices. Thanks for playing with us at Less is More.

    Neil

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