Welcome
This will be my last post for a week or two, possibly longer, as I will be having some minor surgery on my dominant hand this week.
This week at CCC Cigi Creations Challenge #29 is Anything Goes.
Our sponsor is Stitchy Bear, and this image is called Bumpy Road
What I had in mind, and how this card finished up only have one thing in common - the image printed on vellum!!
The vellum image was die cut and placed over a water coloured background, including the yellow 'splats'. There was also a light spray of yellow shimmer mist applied to the background.
The sentiment was gold embossed
These gold striped brads across the bottom of the card front were the
finishing touch..
As I have to pre-schedule this post I will not be linking to any challenges.
Thank for visiting my blog - may you day be blessed
Any comments you may leaver are deeply appreciated.
Lovely sweet surfer card Maxine.xxx{aNNie My Personal Blog}
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Maxine. I love the technique of adding the vellum image over the coloured background. Very creative. hugs :)
ReplyDeleteFirst off, here's sending positive thoughts for your surgery!
ReplyDeleteLove this card and what a fab design... I really like how your background extends beyond the oval - that looks so good!
Thank you for making such a great project using our Digis.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pleasure to sponsor you and I hope you have enjoyed working with our images.
Best wishes,
IKE x
DT for StitchyBear Digi Outlet
Super rad image! Nothing ever turns out quite like how we envision it, eh?! But your creation is proof that it doesn't matter what we thought it would be like, the end result can still be fabulous!
ReplyDeletethis is so cool... i love that it's on vellum!! i think i have a stack of that somewhere in here lol!!
ReplyDeletelovies, =o) kel
What a fabulously cool card!
ReplyDeleteSo fun and cute. A great card Maxine.
ReplyDeletePlease, please take card of that hand and have a quick recovery. Will be thinking of you.
Lynn
beautifully done Maxine. All the best for your surgery and recovery.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Maxine! Love the image on vellum!
ReplyDeleteThere's more of that amazing embossing I always love to see here on your blog, Maxine. You amaze with with your stamping abilities. Great job, and super cute card. I hope you're having a blessed week!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Superb card, my friend! Such a striking and colorful card! I am praying you are resting and healing nicely! Blessings ♥
ReplyDeleteLove the vellum over the splashed background. It certainly created a wonderful illusion of the water fun. Never thought of trying this, but it's a marvelous effect. Lovely card. Good luck with the surgery. We'll be waiting when you can return. In the meantime, God Bless and look over your surgery so that all goes smoothly. Hugs & TFS
ReplyDeleteOh.. this is simply beautiful Maxine!
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed sentiment ... all is perfect here!
Happy new week!
xxx
Susi
An amzing card Maxine.. love all the deatials and the embossed sentiment! I don't know if my first comment is flown away or not!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy newe week!
xxx
Susi
Very nice done card! I really like the printing on vellum. I have never tried that...You certainly have inspired me to give it a go...Hope all went well with your surgery, and that you heal very quickly. Blessings, Jill
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, Maxine! I hope your surgery went well and you will heal quickly.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings, peggy aplSEEDS
Excellent Maxine. Great card and love the technique.
ReplyDeleteHugs and Blessings
Jim
Maxine, thx for visiting and leaving a lovely comment. Surely hope the surgery is healing nicely, and that you are able to keep occupied so that you don't get too bored while unable to do your normal fun things. God bless and have a wonderful Sunday. Hugs
ReplyDeleteMaxine, this is such a fun card!!! Love the image on vellum!!! Oh dear! Seems like surgery on dominant hands is going around right now! I hope you recover quickly! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving your wonderful comment!!!! (hugs and prayers for speedy recovery!)
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