Hi Everyone and welcome to the Sparkle N Sprinkle At The Beach Blog Hop! The rain seems to be leaving us after several days of a deluge and the temps are warming up too! Now I am ready to hit the beach! If you have come by way of the creative Anne's blog then you are at the right place. If not, then you may want to start at the beginning at the Sparkle N Sprinkle blog to be eligible to win some fun prizes!
I used a neat technique for the background of my card that I will be showing soon on the Sparkle N Sprinkle Technique Tuesday involving tissue paper, glue and stains. So stay tuned!
The girl is from the Whimsical stamp set. I used Ice Sea Glass and Mini Shell Mudd Puddles at the bottom of my card. I added Champagne glitter to the Mudd Puddles and shells to give sparkle!
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I used a neat technique for the background of my card that I will be showing soon on the Sparkle N Sprinkle Technique Tuesday involving tissue paper, glue and stains. So stay tuned!
The girl is from the Whimsical stamp set. I used Ice Sea Glass and Mini Shell Mudd Puddles at the bottom of my card. I added Champagne glitter to the Mudd Puddles and shells to give sparkle!
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Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you have a wonderful day! Your next stop is the very talented Shona!
Hi, April ! Love your dreamy sea princess with so many gorgeous textures, colors and features. Beautiful, rich kelp-like background - so lovely! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteShells, shells and more shells - gorgeous - so many textures and it's still a soft pretty card.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. There are so many great details. I love the sparkly shells!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and all those shells at the bottom. Can't wait to read about the technique you used.
ReplyDeleteYour card is elegant. I have to read your directions. Love the look of this card. The Mudd Puddles looks fabulous on this card.
ReplyDeleteApril, your card is stunning. Can't wait to see how you created that amazing background. Adding the glitter to the Mudd Puddles really adds. Love it!!
ReplyDeletefabulous card, love all the details and bling on your card!
ReplyDeleteI want to see this one in person - it's beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL!!! I love everything about it. It all just works together. Perfection.
Uhh, can I touch this card? All the rich colors and texture you added is awesome. I gotta go read your instructions for this card.
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Karalee, Never having tried us Mudd - the urge to try it is upon me! What a wonderful texture and those colors are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteApril - so sorry. Used the wrong name because I forgot where I was!
DeleteYour cards are always so, so beautiful and this is no exception! The colors are lovely and I just adore the grouping of shells!
ReplyDeleteLooking for next week's technique Tuesday already. I love this background! the addition of the Mudd Puddles is awesome too. Great card April!
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteOMG love this card. The background is awsome, and the detail just pops. Great job.
ReplyDeletePretty water scene! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteKim
Your card is beautiful. Like everything about it.
ReplyDeletePat
Beautiful card love the details and the sparkle. the layering of the shells and bling adds such an Awesome look of under the sea. love the textures. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteApril, your beach scene is beautiful. Love the addition of the shells and the background is fabulous. Pretty image too.
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Sue
Background is marvelous and the added shells are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteJoan
Beautiful card, love the background, and the use of Mudd and glitter. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and those tiny shells add just the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI like blue colors.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!!! Love those cut out shells and the sparkles among the real shells. Eager to see how you did the background.
ReplyDeletevery pretty. loved the detail. thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is a great layout. So much detail.
ReplyDeleteCandy Meyers
Gorgeous background.
ReplyDeleteA real feel for the sea, beautiful colors
ReplyDeleteWow, what detail!!!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow! Wow! love this card. Can't wait to see the technique tutorial. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors and texture!
ReplyDeleteLove the background on this card. The colors are gorqeous!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty card. Love the sparkle you added to the mud puddles and the colors.
ReplyDeleteI like the use of the Whimsical girl. She look like she is looking for some treasure. Colors, texture, very 'Under the sea'. Nice, thank you.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card. The mud puddles really do add nice texture.
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful card! I can't wait to see how you made the background so I will be watching for your technique post!
ReplyDeleteI'll be looking for your technique also. Love to learn new techniques. You card is quit different in a nice sort of way. Thanks for sharing your idea with us,
ReplyDeleteLinda Gibb
Just love the little touches of the glitter on the shells and around the fairy.
ReplyDeleteThe color choices are exquisite with lots of ocean tones and then a touch of rose. Ice sea glass, mini shells and champagne glitter are perfect finishing touches...gorgeous details.
ReplyDeleteNina
I really love the way you colored your card very nice.
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So many textures, I want to touch it!! Great use of the glitter on the shells, and now I have to get some Mudd Puddles, never used them before, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderfully dramatic colors. They make your mermaid pop! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card. Love all the different colors and textures.
ReplyDeletePretty card April I like all the detail. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card. I love the texture and use of the extras.
ReplyDeleteYou make me want more mudd puddles.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I cant wait to learn the technique!
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