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Saturday, 16 April 2016

Muse Challenge 161 - Many Thanks


Here's my card for this week's Muse Challenge, where Anita gave us this beauty as inspiration:



I usually focus on colours, but chose to focus mainly on techniques this week - Anita's watercoloured her panel (although she used Brushos - so cool) and inlaid her pretty die into (and outside of!) it.

I'm also linking up to Addicted to CAS where the Code Word is Inlaid Dies:



I used:
-Essentials By Ellen Folk Heart Dies
-Essentials By Ellen Many Thanks
-Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolours

15 comments:

  1. This looks wonderful, Ardyth and is so striking!!!! Love the colours of the heart against the kraft!!!! So beautiful with the sentiment in black and the black frame!!!
    Have a great weekend!!

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  2. I like your card very much!!! The colors are great.

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  3. Sweet thank you card...love that heart.

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  4. How pretty this card is, Ardyth. Love that you used kraft for the background, makes the heart pop :)

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  5. Absolutely gorgeous. I think I say that every single time :)

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  6. Gorgeous 'sunset' colors on the heart! Love the whimsical feel you have created with the heart and the sentiment dies.

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  7. Brilliant colors and fab laying in of the dies!! Hugs, Darnell

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  8. Oh I like this one! That heart is so full of rich color, and I like it in the kraft with the black base and sentiment. This is just wonderful. Another awesome CAS card!! Bev

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  9. What a great combination of colours! Love the inlaid die effect as well.

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  10. Gorgeous spin on Amita's card Ardyth!

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  11. Loving this one, Ardyth. Those colours on your heart look beautiful and they pop so much more than I would have thought on kraft xx

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  12. Loving the inlaid sentiment, but also the fact that everything is still flat! Beautiful!

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  13. Crisp, dramatic and gorgeous, Ardyth ... I do love that inset die cut technique! Hugs, Anita :)

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