Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who celebrates today! I wish you a wonderful time with your family!! :)
I made a card last night for the latest Seize the Sketch Challenge!
Will also link this to the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!!
I created the purple grid on the side,by using drywall tape.I cut a piece from the roll,stuck it on the cardstock ( the tape is sticky on the back,but you can easily peel it off like washi tape ),and inked over it with dusty concord Distress Ink.
Have a great day!!
Thank you for stopping by!!
14 comments:
Clever use of the drywall tape! awesome contrast between the purple and black!
Thanks for joining us at Seize the Sketch!
Stunning! Loving the colour combo :) Hugs Bev x
Once again, a dazzling, stunning card! You're ever so creative using the drywall tape, with such a wonderful colour combination! Of course the MCT flower die: perfect (I have that one, too). LOVE your cards: I want to case them allll (they wouldn't be nearly as pretty, but oh, the things I'd learn!!). Thanks for sharing!!
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Gorgeous layered flower Cindy!!
Creative use of the drywall tape. Love the design! Great card.
Cindy ~ OMG this is AMAZING!!! I LOVE the design, the dies, the washi tape ~ then the sentiment!! Seriously my friend you are rockin the cards!
Really great card! I love it that you have the purple grid behind everything. It brings everything so together. I love you work!
Another very very very nice card ! I love all your cards !
a really pretty card...
Oh my goodness Cindy this is fabulous!! I love the stenciling!! How clever you are! The purple and black looks so striking too! And I'm SO excited that we're going to be on a creative team together!! How fun!!
Love the design on this! Great card! Thank you so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
wonderful card...love your take on the sketch and the use of washi tape.
Wow this is a beautiful card.
Wonderful take on this sketch and I love your color choice plus the use of the drywall tape!! Did you use the Dusty Concord ink pad DTP over the drywall tape or did you sponge the ink on?
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