This card was an accident. I had an idea in my head when I stamped and heat embossed the rays, but when I tried to sponge some colour it all went pear shaped.
I set it aside for a while and went on to play with some colorburst powders and having some left over on the mat decided I had nothing to lose by dabbing this piece into the colour. Kind of liked it so I added some green and some purple to my mat and dabbed the piece into those as well. In polishing off the excess from the rays I accidentally picked up a damp cloth and without thinking used it. When I saw what happened I continued to use the damp cloth as it spread the colour in streaks and I liked how it looked. When dry I mounted it onto the yellow layer and then onto card front. Decided it needed something but had to be simple so I used the daisy stamp from a GKD set on some vellum, heat embossed it white and then fussy cut . Added a bit of green to the stems and then glued over the top of the layers. Am I learning from Bonnie or what? Added the sentiment to the top corner and declared it complete.
Sometimes accidents turn into the most amazing cards. This is great. It does look like fireworks.
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Thanks – I agree with you, I’ve had several happy accidents recently. It the reason I don’t throw away anything unless I’m absolutely sure it isn’t redeemable.
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“Accident” cards always seem to turn out the best, like this one.
Many thanks for entering your gorgeous card into our challenge of SHOWERS & FLOWERS at Double D challenges…
Good luck in the draw and hope to see you here again.
[aNNie design team member for Double D challenges
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Your kind comment is so nice to receive. Thanks.
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Well have to say it was a beautiful accident, the colors are amazing! Thank you for joining our challenge at Double D!
Diane DD DT
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thanks for the lovely comment.
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Oh the way that happy accidents happen. It will be fun to see what you make next with damp cloth and color burst.
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I’m still surprised by the result. Next time I’ll be doing it on purpose.
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I already told you I love this! Glad you’ll be doing it again.
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This is one of the scrap pieces. I almost threw it out and then wondered what would happen if I swiped it through the left over ink. My surprise was huge.
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WOW this is BEAUTIFUL! I haven’t played with my colorburst in years … thanks for inspiration! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Double D ‘Showers & Flowers’ challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
Darlene
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Definitely a beautiful accident. I love this background.
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Glad you like it – I like it myself which is always a bonus.
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Wow! What a great background. Thanks for sharing with us at Double D Challenge Blog. We hope to see your creativity in future challenges.
Kathy
DD DT
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Sometimes mistakes can be renamed brilliance.lol.
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Beautiful card, lovely colours and great design also! Thanks for sharing with us at Double “D” Challenge.
Amelia (Double “D” Challenge Design Team)
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Thanks Amelia – I love happy accidents as they bring surprise results.
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