I blended a few distress inks with my new egg smoothie from Creative Expressions. At first it was a bit difficult using the sponge but I kept at it and changed up my paper until I got something I liked.
I created the texture using bubbles from Dawn dish washing liquid. I filled a shallow Rubbermaid dish with water and added the Dawn and swished it around until I got enough bubbles. Then I laid the card on top of the bubbles and this is the result. I did dry it with my heat gun to speed up the process.
Added some clear dew drops to finish off the card.
Adding this to TGIF Challenge - Cut it out, as well.
That's it for today. Thanks for stopping by.
10 comments:
So pretty Laurie! Have a lovely weekend! Hazel xx
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Gorgeous card, Laurie! Love that black, bold butterfly in the centre with the aqua colour peeping through. Thanks for playing along and I hope that we see you again next week at TGIF Challenges. Rochelle xo
Hi Laurie, Just saw your comment at another blog, and was able to zip over to see what you've been up to. I LOVE the texture and thanks for the tip with the bubbles. Will definitely be trying this! Your sponging looks perfect and the cloissone look of this pretty dragonfly is so pretty! TFS & Have a good week.
OH how pretty - now I want to try this technique - always have Dawn liquid - great for so many things. Beautiful card.
OK - what is an egg smoothie????
Beautiful card Laurie. I love the stain glass window effect of the dragonfly and he really does look like he's flying in the air. Thanks so much for joining us at TGIF - Chlo x
such a fun card :) and I'm intrigued by the techniques you used - wil have to try them out! thank you for playing along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!
I love a gorgeous handmade background! This design is just beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing at the TGIF challenge page this week.
Such a simple yet beautiful card! Love the background and the touch of sequins - lovely card all around! Glad you joined us this week at TGIF and hope to see you playing along next week!
I like how you interpreted the sketch to "cut out" your dragon fly! Thank-you for taking the TGIF Challenge!
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