My first card is a bright and cheerful number. I started by inking the background in various shades of yellow. Then I fashioned the border by repeat stamping around the card. Next I stamped the feathery backdrop in blue ink. The end result is an image in turquoise green - perfect for the fussy cut peacock from the Indian Textiles A5 sheet. The greeting is from Birthday Words A5 sheet.
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My second project is all about the calm blue waters. Here I'm using a stamp from the Harlequin Fragments A4 sheet to create bubbles and foam by inking in blue and white. The supporting cast - clouds and gulls - are from Seashore Scenes A5 sheet and Seashell Collage A5 sheet respectively. That sentiment is from Words Of Comfort And Cheer A4 sheet.
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My final project for today is a birthday card, created with the help of the pile of fussy cut pressies from A Gift Of Christmas A4 sheet. First I prepared the background with warm pink inks and the harlequin stamp from Harlequin Fragments A4 sheet. The sentiments is from Birthday Words A5 sheet.
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Thank you for stopping by today. Make sure you drop in regularly to see more inspirational work from the rest of the Design Team.
Beijinhos,
Asha
Love all these cards but anything to do with the sea has to be my favourite
ReplyDeleteThe more I see of these backgound stamps the more I like them.
ReplyDeleteoh these are stunning - - I'm with my mum on this one - the seagull one is just gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteThree beautiful cards Asha. You have really shown how versatile these background stamps can be and how they can be used with any other stamp and in any style or theme of card making. Wonderful ideas. I can't choose a favorite because I love them all. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Flo xx
These are stunning Asha, but if I had to pick a favourite it would be the Seagulls I love it.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Three very different projects and all lovely. The first is so bright and vibrant, the second tranquil and the third just fab!
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ReplyDeleteGreat cards. My favorite is the ocean one. Those background images work excellent with the subject! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful and with great use of the new fragments, and using really lovely colours. I love the frame like border on the first with the peacock and then the fragment in the background which looks like the feathers, also the bubble like one with the seagulls looks perfect, and the the harleqin with the presents on the third makes a great birthday card. Just wonderful mixing and matching. x
ReplyDeleteI had to look twice at your first sample - the way that the stem fragment picks up on the shapes in the peacock's tail is incredible, it's not until you actually SEE it that it's apparent. The exploding stripes fragment looks super echoing the green of the peacock's body. Your second sample is my favourite - I love the striped twine creating a really nautical feel to the whole & those bubbles are perfect for creating the illusion of spuming foam. Your final card makes excellent use of the harlequin fragment to echo the harlequin pattern of the pink present - nice touch colouring that one pink in keeping with the background & matching fragment. I love your sprinkling of little gems too.
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Three gorgeous cards I love them all
ReplyDeleteJackie x
Three really stunning cards Asha which show the versatility of these stamps - love every one of them - very inspiring thank you for sharing Karen xx
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous.
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Linda
Great cards! The bright colours work perfect to show the harlequin fragments!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sampls,love them all.xxx
ReplyDeleteUnusual cards. My favourite is the seagulls.
ReplyDeleteThree gorgeous cards, very beautiful samples with many different stamps, well done!! Coco x
ReplyDeleteMy comment has disappeared for some reason. My favourite is the seagull card. Magnificent.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous. I love all the cards of this blog.
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Thank you ladies for your lovely comments!
ReplyDeletehugs, Asha