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Sunday, June 3, 2018

Masculine Geometry

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I had fun with this card playing with my watercolours!!


I started by white embossing on white watercolour paper the large geometric background stamp. (The company is now no longer trading)  

I then spent the next hour or so painting in the triangles randomly, but making sure that I did not have two colours the same in adjoining triangles.... 


The greeting was computer generated, printed on vellum and gold heat embossed.  The vellum was then wrapped around the main panel, along with some string, and then layered over the brown backing before being mounted on the the Hunter Green base.


I stamped the oak from the SU Lovely as a Tree set in Bottle Green on the inside.
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I am linking this to:
(I used white, embossing and my own/self-made patterned paper)
(I have used water colours, embossing, vellum and twine)



33 comments:

  1. Wow.. this is a beauty Maxine. Though I didn't understand.. how is the sentiment printed an dembossed? Is it possible to emboss printed images or quotes?

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  2. So beautiful with the vibrant watercolour background and the elegant vellum ! Gorgeous Maxine! Happy Sunday! Hugs, Susi

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  3. love the bright geometric background Maxine. Great embossing on your vellum.

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  4. it's beautiful Maxine great card
    Thanks for join us at
    {Digistamps4Joy DT Member}
    Hope to see you again and goodluck

    Karin

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  5. So artistic and you sure looked like you enjoyed the process. Unique and fabulous card x

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  6. Very clever to make all those triangles yourself. Thanks for joining in at Archiscraps.

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  7. Beautiful card and thank you for joining us at The Blank Page Muse Stamps.

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  8. That was a lot of painting Maxine, but I love the effect. Totally worth the effort. And something a bit different to finish it off too. Well done! Kate x

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  9. Lovely card Maxine. Thanks for entering at Archiscraps this month.

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  10. Brilliant result and love the strip of vellum and awesome embossing.xx[aussie aNNie blog]

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  11. Lovely card Maxine. The watercoloured triangles are so bright and fun. The vellum sentiment strip is perfect as it lets all those colours show through. xx

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  12. Maxine, what amazing colours here. Very bright and cheerful.

    Love,
    Monica

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  13. Maxine, I love the background and the embossed greeting on this creative card!

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  14. Looks like a lot, but fun work! And looks great finisshed; so fresh! Hugs, Gerrina

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  15. This beautiful look must have been an exercise in patience! It's bright & cheerful, and such fun. It's a great look for a masculine card, and the gold embossing over the vellum was perfect so that the sentiment didn't hide all the vivid colors. It looks very artsy - good job Maxine! TFS & Hugs

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  16. Such a lovely card, I love the stained glass look. Fabulous color. Really love the vellum layer, nice touch! Thank you so much for playing along with our challenge at Blank Page Muse.
    Kim

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  17. Beautiful! Thanks for playing at the Blank Page Muse challenge-Hope to see you next time!

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  18. This is stunning Maxine - and so much detail - well done!! Love the embossing - as always xo

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  19. Wow! I love this so much!!! Makes me wish I had a large stamp like this!!! The watercoloring looks so pretty! The inside is pretty too with the tree. Hope you have a happy day!

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  20. Beautiful card,Maxime.Great watercolouring.Love the embossing too.

    Gr,Sylvia

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  21. BEAUTIFUL card, Maxine. I love the pretty watercolours and the gold sentiment. Kisses, my friend.

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  22. What a stunning creation! I bet the painting of all those random triangles was so relaxing! It's an utterly STUNNING effect! Love the vellum wrap and wow, heat embossed after printing? Never tried that, is there a special trick? Only ever used foil on printed sentiments. Love the wonderful tree stamp on the inside too. Gorgeous creation Maxine. Hugs, Wends xoxo

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  23. Very clever and a lot of work to good effect. Thanks for joining the challenge at Archiscraps. x

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  24. Ooh I love your geometric Stamp
    so adorable the coloring with watercolor Maxine
    can be for any occasion
    Great card
    I love
    hugs
    Monika

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  25. Great card. Thank you for entering your wonderful creation at The Crafter's Cafe this fortnight for our "TTT" challenge.

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  26. lovely card...great looking bkg.
    xx Karen

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  27. Love your card! And the time you spent painting the triangles shows a lot of love put in to it.
    Hugs, Fran

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  28. Super duper Maxine. Love the colours you chose too. CarolG

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  29. Wow I LOVE the background, it does look like you had loads of fun!!!!
    Fabulous card.
    Hugs
    sharon :)

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  30. Lovely to have you play along at Archi-scraps! Amazing work on all those teensy triangles - I also drive myself crazy being painstaking over things like the touching colours, lol :D A pleasure to meet another sister in Christ.

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  31. Lovely gold embossing! Thanks for joining the challenge at Blank Page Muse!

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  32. Maxine this is a wonderful creation with great attention to detail and perfect for our ‘ANYTHING GOES with an optional twist of FOR THE MEN in our life challenge. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. Good luck.
    Hugs
    Desíre
    {Digistamps4Joy DT Member}
    {Doing Life – my personal blog}

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  33. Love the use of primary colours here, Maxine! Great masculine card!

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