Wow! It has been awhile since I have been able to find some stamping time. Glad I did today!
First I want to share my card for today.
For today's SCS Inspiration Challenge 251 we were given a German website to browse called Tadenberg. I chose two items: iPod case and playing card design (Click on the third slide picture where it is the Ace of Hearts).
I stamped my images in Charcoal VersaColor and then embossed with Clear Powder. I used a Sakura Quickie Glue Pen and added Black Ice and Crystal Ice Glitter. Click on the picture below for a close-up sparkly view.
All images, embossing powder, glitters and ink are from Sparkle N Sprinkle.
This Thursday the play that I am performing in, "The Hound of the Baskervilles," opens at Kearney Community Theatre. You can read about it HERE. We have been busy working on lines, set, costumes, and hair! I have been working on my teaching days off at the theatre in the box office, selling tickets and doing various other box office-y jobs. It is a lot of fun, but takes away from my stamping time.
This past week was also Parent-Teacher Conferences at school, and I have had to squeeze in extra hours of work between the end of the teaching day and the beginning of rehearsals to accommodate that.
And having a senior in high school and a son getting married in about six weeks.....
In any case, I was glad to get in my studio today and make this card. I hope you like it!
Stamps: Stamp Set 181 Asian Carp by Sparkle N Sprinkle
Paper: Real Red, Basic Black, Whisper White
Ink: VersaColor Charcoal, Copic C1 (for outlining fish)
Accessories: Clear EP, Black Ice & Crystal Ice Glitter, Quickie Glue Pen, red grosgrain ribbon, Cuttlebug EF, metal word charm, black bitty brads, paper piercer, corner punch
Techniques: embossing
Whew! Have you ever been busy, Judy! B&W is always so crisp and elegant, with the burst of red! It's a beautiful card! Hope all is going well for the wedding - 6 weeks isn't very far away!
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ReplyDeleteI'm rather new to your blog, brought my mother here, too. Saw your amazing work with the tapestry stamp techniques. This card is wonderful. I love these colors together...so dramatic!
This is a wonderful card!
He IS Able,
Traci S.
You are going to even more busy here in a few weeks. How are the wedding plans going? I bet you are excited.
ReplyDeleteVery crisp and clean card, the ribbon treatment is cool.