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Friday, August 21, 2015

Wear a Mask

I finally got my Guiding Light stamp set from PTI out and used it!  I used the masking sentiment technique for tis weeks Make It Monday challenge.  I stamped the sentiment on a sticky note - cut it out close to the sentiment and placed the sticky on my card panel as a mask.  Then I stamped the light house over the sticky,  removed the sticky and stamped the sentiment in the open space - so it looks like the sentiment is in the center of the stamp! 
I die cut the panel with a Stitched  Rectangle from Waltzingmouse and layered it over a newsprint patterned paper that I had stapled a piece of Film Strip Ribbon to.

I'm linking this card to the following challenges:
Make It Monday - Masking Sentiments

The Male Room - use newsprint
Freshly Made Sketches - 200th Sketch!
 AAA Card Challenge - Maskerade
Happy Little Stampers CAS challenge - Masking

Yay - it's Friday!  It's raining here in MA and we may have scattered showers all weekend - but that's ok - I won't be working!  I have a lovely lunch planned with my sister on Saturday - I'm taking her to the Wenham Tea House to celebrate her 65th birthday.  Looking forward to having some lovely Earl Gray Tea, tea sandwiches and a scone!

Stamps:  Guiding Light - PTI
Paper:  White - PTI, DP Paperstash/Collage Tim Holtz
Ink:  Soft Stone, True Black - PTI
Accessories:  Film Strip Ribbon - Idea-ology, Mini Attacher - Ranger, Stitched Edge Die - Waltzingmouse, rhinestone - Kaiser.



29 comments:

  1. Love the sentiment over top the lighthouse! Great placement!

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  2. This is a great card. I was thinking of using that stamp set. I had just gotten it last week but went with Vintage Linens instead that was also new.

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  3. This is very pretty, great take with the masking sentiment.

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  4. What a great lighthouse and I love how you put this all together and added the filmstrip! Very nice card! Happy Weekend!

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  5. Lovely card! And I love how you did the sentiment! The filmstrip is a wonderful detail! So glad you joined us at Freshly Made Sketches to celebrate our 200th!

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  6. Love the lighthouse card! It's awesome in gray! The text paper behind it is pretty cool, too!
    Enjoy the tea house. That sounds lovely!!
    Hugs!

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  7. Such a great design! I love the newsprint background and the film strip is a great accent! Thanks for joining our 200th challenge at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  8. So pretty, what a nice break in the lighthouse!

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  9. Fabulous lighthouse stamp and a great choice for the masking sentiment technique. Thanks for playing at The Male Room. We're also looking for masking at AAA Cards at the moment.

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  10. You made that simple image of the lighthouse really come to life Julia, I love the darker background and the Happy Birthday looks like it was always meant to be there - I love your card! Hugs, Anne xx

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  11. This is just gorgeous! Great masking and I love the sequin as the light. Super take on this challenge!

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  12. Oh wow - I am in love with this image! The lighthouse is one I haven't seen before and I love it combined with the filmstrip and dictionary background. Thanks for joining us with our 200th challenge at FMS!

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  13. There is something soothing, casual and masculine about this card. Very well put together. Loves great.

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  14. That image really is fantastic! Love your colors and details on this card. Thanks for joining our celebration at FMS!

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  15. Absolutely gorgeous. Love how you masked and placed your sentiment.

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  16. Such an awesome design Julia. LOVE how you've added the masked sentiment in the middle. And the newsprint and file strip background are so cool and add lots of interest and texture. Perfect masculine card. We'd love for you to join in at HLS Aug. CAS challenge - Masking. :)

    What a lovely way to celebrate your sister's 65th birthday. Enjoy your tea and scones ... and some devon cream too! :) xx

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  17. This is as gorgeous as can be! I love your take on the masking challenge.

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  18. Gorgeous card Julia! Your rocked the MIM masking challenge!

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  19. Really great male card and great take on our masking challenge! Thanks so much for palying along at AAA Cards! Jill

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  20. I just LOVE that image, and I love the inks you've chosen for this creation. Love the masked space for the sentiment! Thank you so much for linking up and playing with us at AAA Cards!

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  21. Hi Julia. Thanks for linking up to Happy Little Stampers!! xx

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  22. Your card caught my eye over in the Freshly Made Sketches Gallery and I wanted to come visit and see more! This is AMAZING and so very well done - love how masculine it is and just so perfect!! I really enjoyed visiting your blog and I would love it if you popped over for a visit to my blog at daisiesgirl.com!! I have a giveaway going on right now!
    Taunya Butler
    http://daisiesgirl.com

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  23. what a cool lighthouse.. awesome birthday card..

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  24. Very cute! I love that PTI stamp set! Great card!

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  25. Simply fabulous Julia, love the lighthouse image and brilliantly masked! Makes a wonderful card for the guys.
    Thanks so much for playing along at AAA cards. Sarah x

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  26. Just love that stamp, the colours you've used and the layout. Such a gorgeous and creative card x

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  27. love the newsprint background and the awesome masking through the lighthouse. Thanks so much for playing along at Happy Little Stampers xx

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  28. I think this is a brilliant combination of challenges. I do like the sentiment in the lighthouse and the newsprint background with the film strip is fab. Great card. Thanks so much for playing along with The Male Room, and I'm sorry to be late commenting! xx

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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment - I really appreciate it! Julia