I'm joining in again with the Lavinia World Challenges - every two weeks the new challenge is Anything Goes - using clear or rubber stamps (preferably Lavinia stamps but not necessary) and no digi's.
I was thrilled to receive honorable mention for my entry into their first challenge!
I am entranced by these Lavinia stamps - and today I used the beautiful Sebastian the Seahorse as well as the Miniature Group of Hearts stamp.
I masked my white panel and inked the blue strip using Ranger Distress Tumbled Glass. I removed the mask and then stenciled over the panel using the Bubbly Stencil from Frantic Stamper using Twisted Cintron. I used my Misti to stamp Sebastian so I could re-stamp if it didn't stamp completely the first time. Then I stamped the sentiment from Scripted by PTI and the hearts above it. I added three clear glass bubbles and called it done!
I'm linking my card to:
Paper: white, Green Parakeet - PTI
Ink: True Black - PTI, Ranger Distress Tumbled Glass and Twisted Cintron
Accessories: masking tape, Bubbly Stencil - Frantic Stamper, Misti stamp positione.
This is gorgeous, Julia!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you joined us again for the Lavinia World Challenge #2! Your card is so lovely! I love the colors you used to showcase Sebastian! Thanks for sharing with us at Lavinia World Challenge #2!
ReplyDeleteJulia, this is beautiful! Your masking is wonderful, and I love Sebastian! Thanks for joining us for our 2nd challenge at the Lavinia World Challenge Blog. Julie, DT member
ReplyDeleteso pretty Julia, great stencilling and masking and Sebastian is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colour combination on the background strip and the stencilling. Fabulous stamp and a wonderful card x.
ReplyDeleteWOWOW! Julia, I am in love with your design showing a fluid movement, and yet, so much "white space." I'm definitely casing your idea (hope you don't mind!) Loving the tropical color choices with the hearts and seahorse standing out in black. It's an amazing creation! Such a pleasure to see your pretty card at Lavinia World Challenges. Hope to see more of your creations in the future.
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Donna
{Creative Smiles - my little crafting world}
I love this sea horse, Julia! Sebastian is a beautiful image - well done!!
ReplyDeleteWow, sis, you just get more amazing with each creation! I haven't been around for what seems like ages so I've had a scroll and now my jaw is dislocated hanging on my chest, which isn't easy, considering my chest is hanging on my shoes! I know I've said this before, but I so wish you and Annie could get together and have a play. You are like two peas in a pod and I love and admire you both!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteI love all the gorgeous detail on this handsome seahorse Julia and you inking and stencilling shows him off beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at ATSM
I am not at all surprised you got honorable mention for your last Lavinia Stamps card, Julia. It was awesome! And so is this. I love how you've layered the mixed media and colors and still kept it beautifully CAS! Love that seahorse too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wowzer for sure! What a cool image, and your background is amazing!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card Julia, I am playing around with those stamps too...lots of fun.
ReplyDeletexx Karen
Absolutely ADORABLE! Such an elegant and chic card! Thank you for playing with us over at Lavinia World Challenge! Best of luck, Alina DT
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous...love your fabulous seahorse.
ReplyDeleteLove this seahorse and your background.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Julia. Wonderful seahorse image positioned on that strip of blue with all of those marvelous bubbles. Wonderful creation to go with our challenge cue. Thanks so much for playing at Time Out.
ReplyDeleteLove that beautiful silhouette image! It is gorgeous against the color palette you choose.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for playing with us at Time Out!
What a stunning stamp, and a beautifully composed CAS card. Congratulations on your previous honorable mention... they're going to have a tough time not to mention you every time if you create delights like this!
ReplyDeleteAlison x