Happy happy Saturday!!! It's time for another challenge, number twenty-four...time flies, in the new Compendium of Curiosities III Challenge!!! The Curiosity Crew and I absolutely were in awe at all the Collection Folios last time! You all really inspire me!!! Thank you for joining in, and of course for all of the comments.
Challenge number twenty-four is using the Remnant Rub Resist technique...a favorite! It will be so fun to see your makes using this! This is a technique to visit again and again as it's so easy. I hope you can play along on this challenge so you can win some amazing fabulous prizes donated by the ever generous Tim and Mario, and this challenge's sponsor, The Funkie Junkie Boutique!!! Thank you sponsors for your generosity! You will have two weeks to complete this challenge and link it up to the CC3Challenge site, and you can carefully read all the rules here. Please take the time to visit every member of the Curiosity Crew (See below.) for not only some fun and colorful inspiration, but for a chance to win some extra goodies!
A few weeks ago when I was demoing and teaching at The Scrapbook Expo in Grapevine, Texas, I met a follower of mine named Chary Deiling, who also participates in the CC3C. She challenged me to use a picture she had on Pinterest for inspiration for one of my projects. I decided this challenge was perfect to use the colors on her inspiration piece as a basis for my cards, so I looked to Distress Ink Spray Stains to achieve the color.
I love how these came out!I used a giant Ranger #12 Manila Tag to do the technique, which was super super fast. I used an oldie but goodie from Tim, the Old Pick Up Truck stamp and some brand new stamps too for the whole tag. Then I cut them in half. |
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I hope your hands get creatively dirty soon!
Wow! Can;t believe we are on Challenge No24! I might be able to play along this time too as I have some of these and might have some time today! YAY! I love your colours you used and the two cards you made are stunning.
ReplyDeletelove the way you have used these colours and a great technique x
ReplyDeleteUtterly delightful Anita, those colours have blended beautifully.
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hugs Brenda xxxx
These are fabulous, Anita - love the bold colour combination, and the resist looks amazing. Love the image choices too.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Gorgeous Anita! I love your vibrant colours and your rub on resist is fabulous, great choices for your design! happy weekend :)
ReplyDeleteThese cards are beautiful, love the design and your colors!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty, Anita. Love your vivid background colors. Your remnant rub backgrounds look great and what a cute way to use this challenge technique...to create a couple of cards on large black tags! Very cute idea and I know your Father In Law will love his card!
ReplyDeleteLove your colours, so bright and cheerful. The rub technique is new to me so looking forward to trying it out. X
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo inspirational!! Absolutely beautiful!! I think I'm going to play :)
ReplyDeleteOh Anita, I LOVE this, what a great use of tags and I am going to have to try it - your colors are also fantastic - thank you!
ReplyDeleteSuch great cards with the bright colours, the stamps and the white highlights Amanda!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend, Alie :-)
Oh my...ANITA hahaha...sorry for typing Amanda! Forgive me please :-)))
ReplyDeleteSuch a great quick card idea ... two cards !! The colors are beautiful and the white stitching and sentiment in white pops ! As Lucy would say on I love Lucy ... "It's a my birthday too ... "
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't want such beautiful cards ? !
Oh wow Anita, those colours are fabulous and right up my street! Love the images you chose for both cards, the old jalopy is a personal favourite and the cone flower is just stunning. Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteJust love the bright colours in these Anita!
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Love this technique!
ReplyDeleteThis is so very cool, Anita! I don't know where to start. The highlighted and embossed words are awesome, love those new TimStamps, of course. The stitching is grungy gorgeous and Tim's old truck is classic! I don't like bright colors except NOW I do, I think this is beautiful!! Gonna go look at it some more now.....
ReplyDeletelove the cards Anita!! The colors are wonderful!!!
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Oh Wow!!! I would be happy to receive a card like this ... I'm lost in these beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteoh i love these !! the colour, the rub ons and the stitching!!! i must find myself some of those #12 envelopes!!!!
ReplyDeletei may just have to play along wit this challenge in my journal today . thanks for the inspiration
Gorgeous Anita!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love these Anita. Beautiful in color and texture!
ReplyDeleteAnita, great job. Love the pickup truck stamp. Your FIL will be trilled to get such a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
Wow, Anita! I absolutely love all the wonderful colors you chose for these pieces. How fun to use a giant tag and cut it in half! I love all the highlighted words and the stitching too! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors, and I love making 2 cards from one tag; great tip,
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Fabulous tag cards, Anita!! Completely love each one and YES--I did notice that you positioned the tag holes differently for each card ;) :) Just love those little details :) I need some big black tags now!! :) I always seem to add more things to my shopping list after visiting your posts :) LOL!! :) Happy Weekend to you!! XOXO-Shari
ReplyDeleteWooow, Anita your tag cards are fabulous! I love those vibrant blended colors together with the touch of white! The remnant rubs resist technique is so beautiful on your cards!
ReplyDeleteBranka xxx
Wow, those colors are FANTASTIC! Love these, Anita. And I love how you used your white pen for accents. Ties in great with the halo on the rubs.
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeoys color! And such a neat idea for making cards (I love those giant tags too!i
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so beautiful! One of my faves!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. I love the colours & the remnant rubs looks great.
ReplyDeleteI love all your happy bright colors mixed in with the vintage images. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! =)
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and Tim's "Remnants" are so great to work with. I like your different twist on tags!
ReplyDeleteAnita, this is so artsy! From the stitching to the pencil highlighting all the details just pop! Fabulous use of the technique!
ReplyDeleteAnita I love your background colors....fabulous job indeed.
ReplyDeleteSuch and amazing POP of color, just stunning. A beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteSo your tag inspired my color pallet. I love your bright colors. I've been kind of grungy lately using alot of browns and blues. I was jazzed to be creating with purple again. THANK YOU for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow these are so vibrant and beautiful - love 'em! And I think I definitely need those skinny word dies. Super projects!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!! What a creative idea! I must have that flower stamp!!! You of course nailed the color challenge!!! I need to make these.
ReplyDeleteNice work Anita! What a good idea to cut the tag in half. Excellent colors!
ReplyDeleteThese colors are gorgeous together and they worked great for both your Father-In-Law's card and the Floral card too. Wonderful use of the Remnant Rubs, and I love the look combined with the white embossed greeting with black drop shadow and the white stitching too. So many fun details in these lovely cards. Such a great idea to use the #12 tag to create the background for 2 cards.
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of the remnant rubs and the handwritten stamps, also the vibrant colours. I just love the spray stains, even if I sometimes get covered in them.....bring on the colour!
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, love your pieces for the remnant rub resist challenge, the colours are fantastic and that pop of white really sets everything off perfectly. Love your imagery too. Gorgeous pieces. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteGreat card. Love how all the colors stand out. Very clever job of sewing your background on...
ReplyDeleteWow, those colours are just to die for... love your card hun x
ReplyDeleteSaw these on pinterest Anita ansd instantly grabbed me. Stunning work - just amazing colours and the white highlighting is genius! Nikki x
ReplyDeleteAnita, these are gorgeous! I adore the colors you chose, so vibrant!! Love the white and the sewing too.
ReplyDeleteAnita, I love your two cards...the colors and the clever way you made each of the cards unique. A wonderful example of the resist technique. The stitching is such a nice touch. I am sure your Father-in-law will love his card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Anita! The rainbow of colors is delightful! I always love the addition of stitching to a project and it really adds a unique touch on your cards. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love your use of the stains, great color choices. So creative that you cut each to fit the folded black tag and used the holes for the ribbon on the cards.
ReplyDeleteI love the stitching around the card and the colors are delicious! Gotta say that coneflower melts my heart!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colours, adore the design of each and the stitching sections work perfectly! Jenny x
ReplyDeleteWow, your cards are really gorgeous! I love the colors that you went with they're so vibrant! I need that Elements of Time stamp set, thanks for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteSo eye catching. The colors just pop! The white accents and words really add a fresh touch.
ReplyDeleteI love how your cards turned out Anita! The colors are so pretty together and the rub ons looks fabulous. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty Anita! TFS!
ReplyDeleteso nice! Who wouldn't love the receive such beautiful cards! I really love this technique
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!! I really love the bright colors. Such great projects!!
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