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Nichole Heady's fun World Card Making Day challenges have already taken me to the Far East, and now I'm headed Down Under. She asked us to make a card inspired by aboriginal hand stenciling and the unmistakable dotted outline art of the Australian outback. I found the perfect image with this cute salamander stamp, which I double-stamped on Dusty Durango - my new favorite color for the season. (Bean Tip: For very solid images, craft or pigment ink works particularly well.) Using a white gel pen, I outlined the pair and decided to make a masculine anniversary card, which I don't often see. I did just a little masking with the sponged frame for some contrast to the weathered background.
BEAN NOTES: The Paper Company Studio Jungle and Stampin' Up Weathered Background Stamps; SU Chit-Chat Rub-On; SU Dusty Durango and Chocolate Chip Classic Dye Ink; SU Chocolate Chip Craft Ink; SU Dusty Durango, Crushed Curry, and Soft Suede Cardstock; Big Shot; Spellbinders Classic Circles Nestabilities; EK Success Dotted Wave Border Punch
HAPPY BEANS: Uni-Ball White Gel Pen
8 comments:
Excellent job on the challenge...your card is perfect!
your 'perfect pair' make the 'perfect card' for this challenge. Love your image and those colors are gorgeous!
Wow, Regina you've been busy this weekend. I especially like this card. Like the background stamp. Love the salamanders. Excellent anniversary card.
Picture PERFECT!
I really like this card--great colors and the perfect masculine anniversary card!
Love this! I think the crackle background really sets it off!
You are on a roll girl! Great card!
Great card! Love the use of the white signo pen!
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