I am using this occurrence as an excuse to create some inspiration for the new Monday Craft Your Passion Challenge - "Don't Get Your Twine in a Tangle!" The sponsor of the prize for this week's challenge is Sweet Stamps where I have already found a dye I can't live without!
TECHNIQUE
I started with an old map of the United States - you can see the name in the lower left corner:
Next are the matting elements of the striped DP, one cut with fish tales and the other having rounded corners on one end and the twine element design repeated at the other end. That panel is elevated with foam tape to accommodate the bulk of twine. The computer generated sentiment is layered just under the corner and a Phillip's head screw brad is used as an attachment. I like how that relates so nicely to the skateboard:
Finally, I fussy cut the skateboard free from the image panel, rounded the corners and inked the edges of the top three panels. The image was colored with Copics.
Your turn! If you need some ideas - the CYP Design Team has some uber interpretations of the theme! All you have to do is get your card into the mix by Sunday, August 18.
This card should be
eligible for the following
CHALLENGES:
A Little Bit Crafty - Summer Fun
2 Sisters #156 - Favorite Embellishment (brad with screw head for a male card)
Pile It On #32 - Outdoors
Thru the Craft Room Door - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Paper Pretties - Designer Duds (2 or more DP)
The Paper Shelter #123 - Punches and Dies ( Corner punch & Sentiment element)
Totally Papercrafts #179 - Summer Fun
Robyn's Fetish #172 - Lots of Layers
2 Sisters #156 - Favorite Embellishment (brad with screw head for a male card)
Pile It On #32 - Outdoors
Thru the Craft Room Door - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Paper Pretties - Designer Duds (2 or more DP)
The Paper Shelter #123 - Punches and Dies ( Corner punch & Sentiment element)
Totally Papercrafts #179 - Summer Fun
Robyn's Fetish #172 - Lots of Layers
SUPPLIES
IMAGES: The
focal image is by Mo Manning at Digital
Pencil Too; sentiment is computer generated.
PAPER: Neenah Classic
Crest Solar White 80# Cover Wt. used for the image; DP and base card all from stash.
INKS: "Faded Jeans" Distress
Inks were
used to ink the edges; the image was printed on a Canon
PIXMA printer
& colored with Copics:
~ginny
Brilliant image gorgeous colours Ginny X
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, look at your cards! Not saying anything cheeky about these... ;-)
ReplyDeleteA beautifully coloured image on a fantastic teenager card. Love the choice of DP. Thanks for joining us at The Paper Shelter. Please join us again next week. Hugs Sheryl xx
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS card! I am sure they will love it!!
ReplyDeleteThank You for joining us at PIO this week!
Have a GREAT day!
Hi Ginny,
ReplyDeleteLovely your card. I like the image and you use of twine.
xxx Michelle
This is a fantastic card for your grandson's. I love the boy on your card. Thank You for sharing at the Robyn's Fetish Challenge Blog.
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Hi Ginny,
ReplyDeleteI love your design, your colouring is fab & wow, love your creativity in regards to the map. Fantastic how you have used the twine too :) I'm sure your Grandsons will love it :)
Thank you so much for coming to visit my blog & leaving a wonderful comment. Thank you for your kind words hun. Hope to see you there again soon :) Have a fantastic weekend. Hugs, Lisa x
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thank you for the kind comments....but, I am in awe of your coloring...beautiful job!
ReplyDelete~ginny, this card is amazing. There is so much subtle detail that can be missed at first glance. Your design is impeccable in every way. Gorgeous use of twine, love the old map, and of course, your fabulous colouring of this image. I always look forward to finding the little details like the screw brad that make me smile and wish I'd thought of that :)
ReplyDeleteGinny, I love your style and was hoping you'd check out our DT call here: http://justsomelinesblog.blogspot.com/ :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card - fab colouring!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at Pile It On!
Helen x
Very cool card, and well put together too. :0)
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