I had a play with watercolors, making an abstract background, then going over it with Distress Ink in Crushed Olive using a PaperArtsy stencil, PS101.
I used the Darkroom Door Number Medley stamp set to stamp with more Crushed Olive through the stencil. This is a great "texture stamp" set and stamping through an open stencil is such a fun way to add interest to backgrounds.
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Autumn Clark - You are HERE!
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Here are the products I worked with:
So clever to use the octopus tentacles to create sea coral and/or sea weed. Fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteYour underwater scene looks so realistic! I love it!
ReplyDeleteNow that bg is so deep it takes awhile to take it all in. Your scene is very eye catching and detailed.
ReplyDeleteI love all the layers of color and texture. Fantastic card!
ReplyDeleteoh wow, this is stunning Autumn!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful textures in this fabulous & gorgeous card; love it.
ReplyDeleteBlew me away with this card. So gorgeous and I love the colors!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card Autumn - loving all the texture, and I must admit that it's a long time since I stamped through a stencil - thanks for the reminder! I love that you made extra watercolour-panels, and then used them to stamp the main images on!
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Blessings
Maxine
Such beautiful colors i wouldn't have naturally thought to grab for the seahorse. All the layers work together to give so much detail and interest to the card. I'm inspired to pull out that punch from my stash and use it as you have.
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative mixed media scene!
ReplyDeleteI love all of the fussy cut elements. They add so much texture.
Beautiful colors and textures for your card! I love the seahorse images!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your background!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful seahorse card♡♡♡ just perfect
ReplyDeleteBeautifully colored underwater scene and lots of interesting sea elements. So creative!!
ReplyDeleteThis seahorses is amazing! I need to checkout all of the seahorses stamps!
ReplyDeleteLove the stenciling
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Carla from Arizona
Lovely card, ready for a dip.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card, love all the texture.
ReplyDeleteyour background is amazing - such a lovely card
ReplyDeleteThis is so fabulous! Your talent has no bounds! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSeahorses are such magical creatures. I love your background colors and how you used other stamps to create the sea scene, in particular the octopus for kelp. I would never have thought about that.
ReplyDeleteFantastic card. I love the greens used for the underwater scene.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing card and perfect for summer. I love all your layers and the colors you used! Gorgeous card!.
ReplyDeleteYou really are dreaming of the sea again. Great card idea. Happy crafting, Angela xXx
ReplyDeleteMissed the hop, but that's ok, I got to see your amazing card! Love, love, love the background and those sweet seahorses! Now, that's a fish I love to look at!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and beautiful. Wow! I love all your steps and layers. I am so inspired, Autumn. Hugz
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