Cas Colours & Sketches Challenge #160For my card I used a stencil I bought yesterday, it's from Tim Holtz (splotches) I thought it looked like car tracks when used fully.
I, ofcourse, played with it yesterday and made said cartracks with Distress inks ( mermaid lagoon, mowed lawn and twisted citron)
Today when the sketch appeared I thought I could use elements from the stencil to make the 3 dots from the sketch. They could have
Used the same colours as I like that combination a lot.
Did a lot of masking to make sure I wouldn't get ink in the next splotch and then I put the lid of mowed lawn on the panel..:-( trimmed off the ink smearing and instead of it being a one layer card it now became the panel for my card.
I wanted to also enter it into a one layer challenge, still have the other though, so...
The sentiment is from Sizzix (birthday by Stephanie Barnard) and I stamped it with Versafine ink.
Few matching rhinestones to lift the card, I'm such a magpie haha.
Mounted the panel flush to the cardbase with taperunner.
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Fun card! And what a great way to use the stencil! Love the colors and the added bling! Thanks for playing along with us at CC&S!
ReplyDeleteLol, I do that all the time with the lids from my inkpads, usually when I'm tidying up having finished the artwork for a card. Then, like you say, you have to trim it down or cover the mistake! Every time I tell myself I won't do it again, but... Thanks for joining us at CC&S this week Maaike. Stef x
ReplyDeleteI have some stencils, but I never think to use them. This card is inspiring me to consider pulling them out and giving them a go. I really like the vibrant colors you used for the circles! Thanks for sharing your card with us at CC&S.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great CAS card. Beautiful colours too. Thanks for joining us over at CAS Colours & Sketches this week. Hope to see you again soon. Liz x
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