Are you sick of Valentine's cards already? Not me! I thoroughly enjoy making cards and things for my loved ones. No card is better than a handmade with love card! I started designing this card around Our Creative Corner's Sketch Challenge "hip to be square", and then I took a gander at Hels Sheridan's Sunday Stamper, where she had a "bubbles" challenge. I had no bubble stamps or images that I could think off, and the doily lace I chose to use on the card was perfect for four large bubbley, circley things. So being one in the morning and ready to give up, I decided to walk away and go to sleep, but a funny thing happened on the way to the bedroom. I stepped on a package of glass hearts (ironic...and phew, none broke) wrapped in B-U-B-B-L-E wrap. Epiphany!!!
I sanded the dots on the paper and distressed and inked the sides, then folded it in half. I trimmed the doily in a square shape, and stamped the letter image stamp on it in Pumice Stone. |
The bubble wrap was cut into four circles and Pitch Black Alcohol Ink was applied. |
The before and after. |
The wings and crown were painted with paint dabber and crackled with Rock Candy, and inked with Pumice Stone. The numbers are coated with Crackle Accents. |
Supplies:
Basic Grey: Laser-Cut Doilies
Basic Grey: Laser-Cut Doilies
The Paper Studio: Metal Number Stickers
From My Stash: bubble wrap
I hope your hands get creatively dirty soon!
Ну ты даёшь.... У тебя столько идей! Потрясающе!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat heartfelt card and lovely idea using the bubble wrap. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteLove the bubble wrap idea. Darn cute card too!
ReplyDeleteCreative, imaginative, and once again--inspiring,
ReplyDeleteSo cool, Anita! What a neat way to use bubble wrap!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to color the bubblewrap with AI! Love your card, Anita. And it gives hope to those who have things laying on the floor. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThis is just marvelous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card this is! I am smiling from ear to ear...your whimsical approach seems just right for a valentine's card. And that you were able to combine Linda and Hels' challenges is icing on the cake.
ReplyDeleteyou have created a very unique and creative card! Thank you for sharing your process with us! Love all the tips and tricks. And what a stunning card!
ReplyDeletethank you for playing along with us @ oCC
Fantastic idea - and a great looking project.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at Paper Issues
Lowri
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Bubble wrap...you need a mona sign above your door with creative awesome artist designed on it.I love your art.
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Fabbydoodles indeedily, love the proper bubbles... how fab! thanks for joining in with the Sunday sTamper x
ReplyDeleteVery cool technique, Anita! Thanks for sharing the "how-to", as well. Your card came out beautifully. :)
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