After 'three of something' there is now a challenge with 'two of something' - how fun. I paired it with a sketch and got ideas for it via two other challenges.
But first, I pulled out the fun stuff I thought I would need: two embossing folders, dies, stamps and gelli printed and ink smushed paper in suitable colors. I sketched the outlines of the wavy pieces, then tore them. The sun was die cut. The fish were first stamped with pale blue an a pink gelli print, then stamped again with grey and when that didn't look good enough and it was still wet, I sprinkled some clear embossing powder on them and heat embossed.
The bottom blue layer was dry embossed with a seaweed kind of pattern - not that you can really tell. (It is Weeping Willow by Creative Expressions.) The 'sky' part was embossed with a ray pattern.
Entering this in these lovely challenges that inspired me today:
Freshly Made Sketches: #740 
Cardz 4 Gyuz: #386 Squash it
The Sisterhood of Crafters: Fish / Sea creatures
The Alphabet Challenge: D is for Double
And because this was the first time using the seaweed dies, I am showing this in the
NBUS: # 87 June




Alice, your 'under the sea' version of our sketch is just fantastic! I never would have imagined that! Just gorgeous! I love your cratered moon!
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=] Michele
Embossed sunrays...awesome...and I love your torn papers!! Thanks for joining the fun and playing along with our "Smash It" challenge over at Cards 4 Guys!! You nailed both elements of our challenge...the masculine & the embossing!!
ReplyDeleteDeb Horst, DT #C4G386
Such a fantastic underwater scene with your gorgeous inked papers! Thanks for linking up to Freshly Made Sketches this week!
ReplyDeleteOH what a fun creation ... great job! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at the Sisterhood of Crafters challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
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What a wonderful interpretation of a summer day. I love the underwater scenery, and how you managed to incorporate so many paper scraps into your creation. Thanks for joining the Alphabet challenge.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Veronika
Awesome scene and love the papers and all you used. Thanks for sharing over at Alphabet, Cardz 4 Galz
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