Goodness June has flown by! Welcome to the latest Jems blog hop, animals is this month's theme. Do have a hop around look at all the amazing makes, the links are below.
As soon as I heard the theme was animals I knew I would return to one of my favourite stamp sets ever, Wetlands, it is such a versatile stamp and I love the font and size of the sentiments.
I decided to create a seascape using another favourite, the Work of Art stamp set. Now colours, Crumb Cake for the sand and Marina Mist for the sea/sky (obviously) but what about the sentiment and the beautiful goose? Basic Black was too dark so I opted for Early Espresso for good contrast but a softer look.
That's everything together, let's go!
The seascape effect is created by stamping 3 times without reinking the stamp, each time moving up about half a stamp in the Crumb Cake and down half a stamp with the Marina Mist.
Finally add the Goose and chosen sentiment. We made this card at my June classes and all my ladies felt this was the most effective card for surprisingly little effort!
Here is the card again with the dimensions for you.
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Love the way you have set your blog out. Great card. k x
ReplyDeleteGreat seascape effect and I love your card - The Wetlands set is so versatile.
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Love the colour combo and great picures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sam xx
A very clever idea to create such a beautiful seascape x
ReplyDeleteGreat card Linda. Love the seascape!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour graduation x
ReplyDeleteLovely card Linda... great seascape. The graduation works so well...
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your lovely comments xx
ReplyDeleteI love your gradation technique, brilliant idea! I have those two stamp sets I might have to go and CASE your idea if that's ok!
ReplyDeleteCASE away Sarah xx
ReplyDeleteLovely serene card.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I love the tones you have used and the clever way of making it lighter. A great effect! Thanks for sharing :-) xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card Linda and I like the colours you have used. Xx
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