Hi everyone! Here is my take on the
Less is More one layer challenge. We are supposed to use splatters this time around. Here is my take on it.
I did my splatters using the new distress color mermaid lagoon. I added a few drops of reinker into a mini mister and added some rubbing alcohol, then spritzed it once. My objective here was to create the essence of rain.
The tulip stamp is from Stamps by Judith and colored with markers and huffed on. Sentiment is from LJD Pretty Poppies from My Favorite Things.
Pretty quick, clean and simple. Also adding this to
SSS Wednesday challenge of spring flowers/April showers.
I'm also adding this into the
Addicted to CAS word challenge of Showers. Thanks for stopping by!
13 comments:
A lovely card, love the delicate flower and the "rain" splatters
Joan
Great card - love the delicacy of it!
Fabulous, crisp and totally gorgeous Laurie. Loving your rain in particular.
You might want to link up at ATCAS too as they've a 'shower' challenge.
Thanks so much for sharing and taking part.
Sarah xx
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These April showers brought pretty spring tulips! So pretty, Laurie! So glad you shared this with us at ATCAS!
Love how the splatter draws the eye to the sweet image! Great card!
your splatters are gorgeous like rain over those beautiful tulips. Thanks to Sarah for steering you our way! Thanks so much for playing along at ATCAS xx
Very pretty card, Laurie!! Love the rain splatters!
This looks just gorgeous Laurie, it has a super delicate feel!
Great job!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
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Beautiful, delicate card.
Thank you for joining us at Simon says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Luv
Debby
This is so pretty! I really like the soft, sweet gentle feeling that it evokes.
Such a pretty CAS card! Thanks for sharing with us over at Addicted to CAS!
Really pretty CAS card Laurie! Love the way you've added the "rain" ... and perfect with the sentiment you've used. Awesome design. Thanks for playing along at ATCAS.
Laurie what a very soft and pretty card, super effect!
Thank you for joining us at LIM
Anne
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