Here's your Mashup Challenge:
- Create a project using the "Sketch".
- Create a project with "Spritzing / Splattering".
- or Create a project using the "Sketch & Spritzing".
If you squint, you can see the sketch. I assembled the whole thing, and of course forgot the spritzer, so the whole card got a dose. For the fabulous blue boots, I pulled out my Glossy White card stock and the polished stone technique.
Stamps: Bootiful Occasions, Fine Feathers, Hardwood BG, Woodgrain BG; Paper: Sahara Sand, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Glossy White; Ink: Soft Suede, Baked Brown Sugar, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White craft, Black Stazon, Versamark, Chocolate Chip Marker, Island Indigo reinker, Soft Sky reinker; Accessories: Rhinestone jewels, White EP, Large Oval punch, Owl Builder punch, Color Spritzer Tool, Fringe scissors, Aquapainter, Sponges, Dress Up framelits, Word Bubbles framelits, Big Shot, White pencil, Rubbing alcohol, Cotton ball, Dimensionals.
Thanks for stopping by!
10 comments:
Love your Adorable card!!! It's totally Fabulous and perfect as we r having the rodeo in town here in Tucson, AZ! !
Happy Valentine's Day
~Heidi
I love, love, love your card!!!! What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
What a cute card! Love all the details, very clever!! Thanks for sharing :)
Hugs ~ Judy
Heidi, this is fantastic- I could not wait to post a comment! Those boots are super cool and create a huge pop on the card!
your card is so cute ..wow those cowboy boots are awesome. Thanks for sharing .
This is absolutely spectacular! Fabulous work, Heidi. I can feel the 'wild west' :)
Heidi, I love your card! It is super cute and would be a HUGE hit around here in July when the Stampede comes to Calgary!
Amazing detail and so creative. You never cease to amaze me with what you come up with!
I love this card.. was looking for you on Connection. do you have a tutorial on how you did the background
Tracy, I don't have a tutorial. I just stamped the background, cut down the center and at angles to create the corners of the walls, and then sponged. Same for the floor.
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