Hello friends,
A new challenge starts today at Double D Challenges. Team Darlene is hosting this challenge with the theme “Wheels”. The team have created a bunch of beautiful cards to inspire you – a visit to the Double D Challenge blog will be worthwhile. We have also a fun prize to give away to one lucky player which will be chosen by Random.org.
This is also my last card for the Double D Challenge blog. To all of the Design Team ladies I enjoyed so much working with you and I will miss all of you dearly. Now onto the details of my card for the challenge. I used a forgotten die cutting set that I purchased last year . I die cut all the elements from white cardstock and used my watercolour pencils and distress inks to bring life to the different pieces. I assembled all the small pieces, then layered it on the background paper and hessian strip with mirror tape for depth and dimension. I finished off with a die cut sentiment. Hope you like my take on the challenge.
I entered my card in the following challenges:
- Crafts Galore Encore #102 (August) (ends 08/30) — Always Anything Goes
- A Perfect Time To Craft #8 – 2022 (ends 08/27) — Always Anything Goes
- Through The Craft Room Door 16 August 2022(ends 08/30) — Always Anything Goes
- The Corrosive Challenges #8 (August) (ends 08/31) — Anything Goes
- Pearly Sparkles Challenge #76 (ends 08/27) — Anything Goes
- The Creative Crafters #55 (ends 09/08) — Always Anything Goes
The truck and flowers
The flower pots
The sentiment
The inside of the card
Project details
White, cream and black cardstock — Mintay designer paper for background “Beauty in Bloom” (MT-818-08) — Stampendous Cutting Die Set “Truck Load” (DCP1019) — Karen Burniston die set “Word set 2 – Birthday” (1003) — Piece of hessian netting — Derwent watercolour pencils — Tim Holtz distress inks “Antique Linen”, “Vintage Photo”, “Tea Dye”, “Rusty Hinge”
I hope you get inspired to create something beautiful for our challenge and that you enjoy today’s post. Take care and thank you for stopping by! I love reading your thoughts in the comments.
Regards,
Amelia
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