This week's One Layer Wednesday challenge is being hosted by Heather. The challenge is to make a card using blue (have you seen what that woman can do with one colour, one piece of white cardstock and a sponge? WOW!).
In honour of Heather (the queen of masking and sponging, in my humble opinion), I used a mask on this card. I used various blue inks, lots of different sized dots and a sentiment from Clear and Simple Stamps set called Baby Sentiments. I love the Art Deco feel of the font. I coloured it in with a copic marker and then very, very carefully added Stickles for sparkle. Here's a tip for 'Stickling' small spaces - I used a paper piercing tool to push the Stickles back into the outline when they sometimes didn't land in exactly the right spot.
Totally awesome blue bubbles!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I like how it's on the diagonal, and the Stickles really give the card glitz.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love this! I have a real problem with trying to skew panels on my cards, it sets my teeth on edge unless I'm really in the zone! You've done it so well! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this card. Great job!
ReplyDeleteJessica Lynn
http://jessicalynnoriginal.blogspot.com/
love it!! great job Ardyth...
ReplyDeletewhat a cool border above and below your sentiment Ardyth.
ReplyDeleteLove those blue circle borders ... great graphical design!
ReplyDelete....that is a whole lot of masking! I love how you ran the image diagonally accross the card - great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the diagonal touch, sweet. Thanks so much for visiting and leaving the luv. Hugs
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the bubbles! Very creative, and your diagonal placement is awesome. I'm so glad your are apart of the team!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout and love those bubbles! cute card.
ReplyDeleteGirl, you are a stamping genius! (and a very prolific stamper too!) Love this!
ReplyDeleteSorry it has taken me so long to catch up on my challenge entries. I love the celebratory look of your card; it all ties together so well and is really sparkly while still being CAS.
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