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The local swap group I am had, for the April Challenge, the letter A!
I have lots of A’s on this card, some the complements of DGD’s vivid imagination, so here goes….
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An Accurate image of an Aluminium (coloured) Aeroplane, gaining Altitude against an Azure sky amongst Airy Clouds, layered on an Apple green card base….
I think I may have managed a few A’s there!
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The background is brushed with Catherine Pooler Something Blue ink,
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The stamp (now discontinued, (by Kiwistamping) was silver embossed on white card, coloured with a silver pen, then fussy cut..
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The greeting I layered up using blue mirror card over white, is an old Ellen Hudson die, the clouds, are an old Whimsy die set - both sets are discontinued
I was definitely stash busting on this card!
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11 comments:
Great take on the challenge Maxine.
Love the embossing and silver! And the blue... Enjoy the weekend!
It's a great masculine card Maxine, the silver of the plane works well against the blue and well done on getting so many 'A's.
B x
Well done Maxine on all those A's I love that aeroplane! Great male image.
Praying for you, Shaz in Oz.x 🙏🏻🤗
What a lovely airy card. Great sky and great plane xx
So beautiful. Love you.
Love this!
Beautiful details for this lovely card!!
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Think you just about nailed it with all those A's. Love your Aeroplane - just the image I was looking for the other day. It looks great against that beautiful blue sky. Well done for getting so many A's in.
Blessings Neet xx
So cute Maxine! I love all the A’s. Such a perfect guy card. Glad you used a lot of your stash too.
Maxine, this looks fabulous. I love the shiny word and the plane looks great, too. Perfect!
What a perfectly wonderful card, Maxine. Right now, I'm on a trip with my parents. Dad (a retired Air Force Colonel) is 92 now, and he still has his flying privileges, still flies, and still teaches Civil Air Patrol - teaching teenagers how to fly. It's his joy; and it's been such a big part of his (and our) lives for so long. His days are numbered now, but I'm always thinking of Dad when I see a plane like this. Thanks for sharing this with us at Word Art Wednesday, Maxine. I appreciate you so much.
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