Ok Nina had another awesome card up ...
make sure you check it out
it was a challenge from
challenge #99...by their
newest Challenge Team Member Linda Pekrul...
The theme she has chosen is a "Place in Time".
the rules are easy ...so please stop and give the challenge a try...
Now I know your are to use a photo ...but my printer decide today
was a good day to run of ink....
so
I
decide
to use this sheet of paper I had for awhile ...
the paper is Gartner - BonVoyage-Map Collection
the paper had that picture of the ship so ..I thought lets go with this ...
I need to learn so much more about embossing ...
on the Welcome Home I used Stampendous-Shabby white
embossing enamel...
I used the old fashion picture corners to age the picture ...
well I can't believe card number 3 ...wow
well I hope you enjoy the card ...
and please make sure you stop by all the blogs.
Have a great weekend
8 comments:
Hi Judy,
What an interesting card! Your use of the shop is very imaginative and fits so nicely with the map paper. Way to go!
♥ SIL
Very handsome looking card indeed!
This is beautiful. Thanks for Playing in Paradise. You ladies make me wish I was a card maker. Keep smiling and creating.
Hi Judy, Such a gorgeous vintage card. I love the paper and picture. Wonderful design. Thanks so much for Playing in Paradise with us this week.
Hugs, Dawn
You've captured the theme beautifully Judy. Coming home is a very special place in time! Love your card, you've chosen beautiful papers and created a wonderful vintage feel. Don't you just love that embossing enamel!! Thanks so much for Playing with us in Paradise this week!
Fabulous masculine card Judy, I love the vintage feel. Thank you for joining us for Playing in Paradise this week.
Love the maps! And the embossing enamel is tricky stuff. I have the same stuff - it is gorgeous, but has a learning curve for using it! If you heat from underneath it won't spray around quite as much. I tend to put my project on a folded piece of copy paper, and then heat both things (if that makes sense?) to cut down even more on the blowing around. When it's about 90% melted then I do the last bit from the top to be sure & get it all.
Trust me, those few tips were hard-won by me spilling it, blowing it everywhere, and giving my poor dog a "Shabby Pink" enamel hair-do ;)
Thanks so much for playing along with us this week, Judy :)
I LOVE this card too. The boat with the map background is a BEAUTIFUL combination.:) I haven't tried that kind of embossing yet.I DO want to try it one day though.:)
Hugs,
Valinda
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