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Wednesday, February 22, 2017
{Spotlight Project} Shirley Goes On A Hashtag Spree
I've been playing with all the hashtag words in the February 2017 stamp club set, Hello You.
I laid them in two rows on an acrylic block then stamped across a kraft panel with Versamark.
You'll observe that the stamping isn't very neat! Fortunately it was just going to be a background. I embossed it with clear powder before sponging Old Paper Distress Ink through the Just Squares stencil.
Then I diecut a panel of white card using the Art Edges CUTplorations die. I stamped and fussy cut the mobile phone and watercoloured it with Hickory Smoke.
I had to perform a bit of stamp surgery because my panel was too narrow to accommodate the "It's been a while" sentiment on one line. I stapled the panel to the background then mounted it onto my card base.
I like the contrast of hashtags/mobile phone and good old-fashioned notepaper :)
If you try out any of the techniques from our Spotlight posts, link up your project up at our Spotlight Project Showcase.
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Stamping surgery looks great. Fabulous card and thank you for the inspiration x
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ReplyDelete~carol
Love the words background. Hugz
ReplyDeleteLove this card! Love how you "made" your own pp using the stamped words! Great idea cutting the stamps to fit your card.
ReplyDeleteVery nice :) will have to try this :) thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove this - the textural and colour contrasts are great
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Maxine
Love the Art Edges die and the cute phone!
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