It's Wednesday Stamp Club time! I took this week's sketch in a more minimal direction by not matting my layers, while still adding lots of interest by distressing, sponging, ripping and piercing.
If you look closely, you'll see my ink pad was a little "juicy" and I ended up with some extra ink dots where I didn't want them. Instead of starting over - I just added sprays of ink with an airbrush tool to camoflague and hide the "mistake". If you're going for a distressed look anyway, this is a great way to save a panel!
I used a button in place of the flower to keep my card more on the masculine side so I could give it to hubby :-)
I thought this sentiment from Vertical Greetings worked so well with the one on the front.
To play along with WSC, create a card with the provided sketch and upload it to SCS using the keyword MFTWSC82. A new sketch will be posted each Wednesday on the MFT blog and also in the forum. Each week one random winner will win a $15 voucher to spend at MFT, and if you use MFT stamps on your creation, you'll get a $5 bonus taking your voucher win up to $20! We'll be chatting each week on the sketch thread, so come join us in the MFT forum!
Here are the Die-namics I've used today:
Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: Vertical Greetings, Vertical Greeetings II (MFT Stamps) Paper: Nostalgia (MME) Ink: Soft Suede (SU) Fired Brick (Ranger) Dies: Vertical greetings II Die-namics (MFT Stamps) Other: Air Brush Tool, Marker, Button, Twine, Sponge
Sarah your colors are fantastic! The paper piercing is too -- I swear I thought I was seeing a graham cracker for a minute - hmmm, suddenly craving a smore! But then you took it in a completely different direction and I love it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card. Great paper choices and love that sentiment and the way you finished the inside also.
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