It's time for the newest biweekly Inkspirational Challenge - #317
And here is my framed sentiment Birthday Card I created for the challenge!
I stamped this lovely Happy Birthday Background stamp from Gummiapan onto the white die cut circle from Stitched Square and Circles from Penny Black. I cut a circle frame from the same die set out of metallic gold and layered it over the sentiment circle with foam dots. Then I cut the purple frame using the Mid Century Frame die from Altenew and adhered that to the gold frame (it fit just perfectly!)
I splattered a panel of white hammered paper with a purple POSCA Pen. When it was dry, I layered the white circle over the panel with foam dots.
A close up just to show how the metallic gold sparkles in the light!
We hope you will join us over at Inkspirational and show us how FRAME inspires you! You will find Mr. Linky as well as lots of inspiration from the rest of the DT over at the blog!
You have until June 14th to link up!
I'm also linking my card to:
First time using this Birthday Collage Stamp
ends June 4
Casing Carol's card - inspired by white circle and purple color
ends June 4th
ends 6/5
anything goes using dies Ends 6/12
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Stamps: Happy Birthday Background - Gummiapan (Color Me Nordic US shop carrying it)
Ink: Nocturne - Versafine Clair
Paper: White, Amethist Allure - Papertrey Ink, Metalic Gold - Kraft Stack Tim Holtz/Idea-ology, hammered white - Amazon.
Accessories: Mid Century Frame Die - Altenew, Stitched Square and Circles - Penny Black, foam dots, Purple POSCA pen.
What a super choice of frame! The card looks elegant and detailed but could alsobe quick to reproduce in a case you need several cards. Thanks for the in(k)spiration!
ReplyDeleteJulia, You went above and beyond the frame theme with the gold and purple frames for your birthday sentiment background!!! What a creative and eye-catching card! Thanks so much for playing with us at Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very clever CASE. It looks completely different but I can see how it relates. Great idea with that background stamp and what amazing splatters xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous birthday text in the radiant circles, Julia! Love the purples!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your layered circle with the fabulous birthday sentiments in the middle. The gold really shimmers and I adore your purple layer. Beautiful card Julia! xx
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful effect you created with the the layered die cuts ♥
ReplyDeleteI love your celestial beauty, sis! The texture, dimension, and schplatters are amazing! I like the shiny gold and the fun sediment stamp, too! Thank you for inspiring everyone to use their NBUS! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever frame, Julia! And that bit of gold peeking through make is so elegant! Love the splatters and the fantastic birthday framed piece!
ReplyDeleteFabulous way to do the frame for the challenge - love the many various fonts of the happy birthday inside the frame.
ReplyDeleteJulia...what a beautiful CASE! so loving the purple, a great color that I don't use often enough. Thanks so much for joining and sharing at Just Us Girls.
ReplyDeleteLovely layers Julia! Gorgeous splatters too~
ReplyDeleteSuper fun Card. Thanks for joining in at STB and JUGS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great take on the frame prompt! this is such a great CAS design and I love the mishmash of birthday sentiments highlight within the frame! Thanks for sharing this with us at the Krafty Chicks Challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and unique frame Julia. I really love the colours you used. Thank you for sharing with us at Krafty Chicks challenge. Hugs, Denise x
ReplyDeleteJulia, I'm echoing the others in being dazzled by the gorgeous frame you've created! The layers, the splatter, the purple + gold: eye-catching and stylish. I second Darnell: a celestial beauty! LOVE this! Super flattered, also, that you found inspiration from my card over at Just Us Girls. Thank you, my friend!
ReplyDeletehugs~carol
These layered frames are really effective - I love the purple and gold together. Great card.
ReplyDeleteNice card, I like the birthday background stamp and how you make your frame.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us at Cut it Up for our Anything Goes challenge.
Treva