When playing with the Madala card previously posted I realized that I could use these stamps for a 2nd entry for Sunday Stamps. I had also taken a look at a video at GKD on using this set, and I liked one of the cards Gina had posted. This is my CASE on her card with a little extra license. Instead of making it a square card I decided to keep it in my usual sizing. After figuring out which Distress Inks would work to get most of these colours I began stamping. I had some paper lace on my desk so I masked off that section before stamping the upper portion of the card. Then I stamped the circles leaving enough room for a fish as I thought the circles could be defined as bubbles. I stamped the fish from another GKD set and once all was dry (for once I was patient) I added some yellow to the fish. My brush still had a bit of the shimmery yellow on it so there is a slight shine to the fish that can’t be seen on a photo. Then I added the paper lace in two layers. Stamped the sentiment, layered it onto the yellow, then onto the blue card front and declared it finished.
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Such a playful scene and terrific use of the colors. This has been such a pleasure to see your designs really come into their own and see you spread your wings and fly.
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Thanks for the vote of confidence Bonnie. Glad you like them both. I’m relieved I finally inked this set – it has been sitting waiting for me to use it.
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Very pretty – such a cute underwater take on our colors – it’s like the fish is blowing some exciting bubbles, lol. Thanks so much for playing at Sunday Stamps!
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Thank you. I had fun with your colours this week.
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Definitely an eclectic ocean scene….loving your creativity.
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Thanks Gayle.
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I love this card, Johanna! Those colors are perfect for your beautiful scene! That lace is wonderful.
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I bought the paper lace so long ago and then didn’t really use it. Nice to finally use some of it here.
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