Hi and welcome to my blog. I hope you had a Happy New Year! Each year I have a series on my blog so that I can try to use up my many craft items! I know I never will, but I try to make a dent anyway. LOL! I will show my background cards every 2nd and 4th Tuesday. I hope that you will drop by often to take a peek.
This year's series will be all about backgrounds. I love trying techniques and I have made hundreds of card backgrounds. I am starting off with a fun background that I made using acrylic paints.
This year's series will be all about backgrounds. I love trying techniques and I have made hundreds of card backgrounds. I am starting off with a fun background that I made using acrylic paints.
For this background I swiped purple, blue and white paints over the card in a horizontal and vertical direction using a credit card. After it dried I brayered some white paint on bubble wrap and patted it on the swiped background.
I used an image a stamping friend sent me. I colored the scarf and carrot nose with alcohol markers. I added Sparkle embossing powder to the snowman's body. He was cut out using the Gina Marie stitched circle die. The snowflake is a Cuttlebug die and clear Stickles glitter was added to it for sparkle.
Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great day!
Challenge entered:
The Artistic Stamper: Anything Goes
very sweet April
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Great background April and I love the sparkly little snowman!
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat background. I love that the acrylic paints build on one another so nicely. The colors go great with your snowman. TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat background. I love the sparkle on the snowman. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteMakes for a great winter background, like how you used the bubble wrap with it! too cute!
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ReplyDeleteHI April, I love your made background, and it is nice to get a reminder about using up stuff. It's a lovely card which will give pleasure and a smile to someone. CarolG
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