Can it really be Wednesday already?! Wednesday = HAMBO Hoedown, and today's challenge is to make a round card. I used Jellyfish paired with the Jelly Good Fellow sentiment for my card. I decided to make an aquarium with my card. I sponged the background with soft sky, baja breeze, and not quite navy. Next, I took a scrap of crumb cake and stamped my jelly upside down, making his tentacles into seaweed. After that, I fussy cut, aka cussy cut, them out.. Then I had some coffee. haha! I added that panel on my round card, then added some Muddpuddles sand and a few shells and rocks my son and I gathered from our last trip to the beach. I used Crystal Effects to glue them on. I just had to take a close-up picture. It looks so cool in real life!
Next, I stamped jelly (this time right side up), in black craft and embossed with clear powder. This allowed me to bleach him out. I stamped him again, cut out his body, colored it, then attached with a dimensional. I stamped the sentiment, cut it out with a nestability and added it to the card.
Now it's your turn! Grab your Hambo rubber or digital images and create a circle card. Follow the directions on the Hoedown Blog and get next week's featured digital image for FREE!!
Thanks for stopping by, leave a comment and let me know what you think.
Additional Info
Stamps: HAMBO: Jellyfish, Jelly Good Fellow
Paper: white, crumb cake
Ink: soft sky, baja breeze, not quite navy, old olive, poppy parade, summer sun, black craft
Accessories: Muddpuddles sand, shells, nestability, clear embossing powder, bleach, crystal effects
7 comments:
You are SO CLEVER! I love that the seaweed is also the jelly's legs!! Beautiful coloring too, Beverly!!
Like Judy said - CLEVER! The coloring is perfect, and I LOVE the sand and shells. It's a beauty for sure! :)
LOVE your round card!! I laughed out loud at this sentiment and your comment "cussy" cutting!!
This is so cute! I absolutely love the sand and shells on the bottom!
Hilarious! Love it :)
Bev thanks so much for using Mudd Puddles in your projects and Blog. Looks great I better send you some more. God Bless
Bev Thanks for using MuddPuddles in you projects. Your very talented.
God Bless
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