This card placed in the Top 5 at Inkspirational!
I made a card for the Inkspirational Photo Challenge #24. This is such a great picture. I started out cutting a lighthouse on my Cricut. And you know it just wasn't doing anything for me. So I got out a new nautical stamp I bought at Hobby Lobby (love!) and some new distress ink from Joanne's (ok I have made the crafty rounds!). And here is what I came up with...
My little boat is from a Fiskars set (I think). All of the stamps on there are little so I had Tim Holtz's finger (hehe) it is a mover and shaker. I colored it with black soot distress ink and then some rusty hinge and walnut stain. Then I put some brass color distress stain over it. It gave it this cool shimmer color. I positioned the finger to point to the little boat so it wouldn't get lost in the "sea." Oh also it's embossed with Ranger platinum embossing powder which seems to be really awesome. I outlined it with black pen to make it stand out.
In red pen I drew the path and X marks the spot. The sentiment is from Tim Holtz and I used peacock feathers, dusty concorde, and mustard seed distress ink to color the sentiment box. I used some gold paint T.H. paint dabber around the edges. The map stamp is pretty big so I tore the edges around it. I used black soot on the actual card then adhered the map.
Thank you for stopping by! Until next time my friends...enjoy the journey! ;)
7 comments:
Beautiful!! I loveeeeeee the hand!!!
Really cool card Katy. :)
Nice!! Great map and sentiment! Thanks so much for playing along at Inkspirational xx
love the grungy look to your card and how you have used the hand to pin point the boat-great idea. Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational.
This is AWESOME, Katy! LOVE the distressing and the sentiment is amazing! Great use of your new crafty toys! ;) Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational! :)
Wow, fabulous work! So much wonderful detail. Perfect for our challenge at Inkspirational. Thanks for sharing with us. Meighan
Very fun map background paper and boat it gives it a Steampunk effect.
Regards diane
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