Showing posts with label Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beach. Show all posts

Monday, August 12, 2024

Manly Monday Surfboards with a Big Wave




I made this card for Craft Roulette #227 

Project: 4x8

 Colors: Mountain  

Element: Float(s) or floating. 

Random: Water 

I made the background when I added water to leftover distress oxide on my mat. I smooched the paper onto the mat and tada. I followed up by adding yellow distress ink in the upper right corner. For the sand, I ripped paper and inked it with distress oxide.

The wave is a Cricut cut. It’s messed up. I think the pieces got lost on my desk. I had cut out a few different waves and then got distracted by something else. Then as a try to make the wave look better I got out an old Fiskars textile plate and a stylus to put waves onto the waves. It was a fail. LoL! So to try and make the wave better I pounced on powdered chalk. Meh. 

The chair die cuts are by Gina Marie. The surfboards are stamps by A Stampers Journey. I added the arrow like pattern with a colored pencil. 

Thanks for looking. HAGD! 

Monday, August 05, 2024

Manly Monday Shark Bite card


This Deep Red Stamp sentiment makes me giggle. The seaweed stamps and mulberry paper are unknown. 
Let me ask you a question. Have you ever noticed the designs on Kleenex boxes? Some of them have better designs than patterned paper.
Well, I cut a part of a design on a Kleenex box to look like waves. I popped one up with foam squares so I had a place for my seaweed stamps. 
I made this card for Craft Roulette #226 and the parameters were:
Project-see thru (you can see through the mulberry paper.
Colors-Jungle (there’s green in the leaves)
Element-Teach(es)or teacher (sentiment says “I’ve learned…)
Random-Tangle (the waves are tangled)
Thanks for looking. HAGD! 

Friday, April 12, 2024

Thank You for Hawaii with Hibiscus Flower


Hi. I stamped the hibiscus stamp by Deep Red Stamps with Versa Mark ink and heat embossed it with platinum embossing powder by Ranger. The red die cut is by Gina Marie. The thank you die cut is from my stash. 
I made the background paper with blue distress inks and foam applicator using a wavy mask at different angles on white paper. I put a little ink here, then moved the mask and put a little bit of ink there. It creates white space and with the blue it looks like waves. I lamely tried to add in some brown distress ink at the bottom to resemble the sand. I hate it but not enough to redo it. 
Thank you for looking

Thursday, April 04, 2024

Life’s a Beach Stampendous Shell Stamp card

Hi-de-ho! My card has no patterned paper. I made them all by myself. starting with the sunshine that I made with the edge of a distress ink pad on white paper. Then I adhered that piece to a piece of cream cardstock. Finally, I ripped the right side of those two papers.

I made the bottom paper look like sand with distress ink and a sponge dobber. I tore the right side and of that paper and then adhered it under the white cardstock. I stamped the shell and sentiment from Stampendous on white cardstock. You can see the starfish’s leg went off onto the cream cardstock. I stamped the sentiment underneath. It is also by Stampendous.

The card base is peach cardstock.

Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at my card.

Monday, April 01, 2024

Manly Monday Turtle Card



This card started with this cute turtle die cut that was a gift from a seller on Mercari. I made the background with distress ink and a piece of paper as a mask. The green frame was a negative to a rectangle. The paper is by Color Aid. The picture shows what a mess it is underneath. I had to die cut some waves to put on top of the green frame.

The dark blue waves are the negative K and Co paper which you can see in the picture on the right. It’s a beach/travel scallop shaped paper and I’ve used the side where you tear the paper off of the pad as waves. Thanks for stopping by and have a great rest of your week.

Wednesday, August 23, 2023

August Calendar Layout Niece’s wedding

My niece got married in 2020. Poor thing had to keep moving it back. All I know off hand about this layout it the title is by Cricut. Thank you for looking.