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Monday, July 2, 2018

PIP Challenge 1826 - Sparkle N Sprinkle

Anyone challenged by the warm weather? Despite warmer than normal temps here, there was a lovely lake breeze that made the days pleasant and me grateful for living where I do. However, come winter someone might have to remind me I said that...

Time for a new PIP challenge sponsored by Sparkle N Sprinkle, where there's a sale going on. Buy 3 digital stamps, get the 4th free. Rubber lover, digital or clear they have what you desire. A crafter's paradise for all!

Sparkle N Sprinkle provided me with Lovely Magnolia Digital Stamp Set (also available in rubber.) Since I was short on time, I aligned and printed the white magnolia, two leaves and sentiment on a laser printer in color. I changed the sentiment to print in green just because I could and I love green.

While this makes a lovely panel, I took Copic B000, Pale Porcelain Blue to deepen the blue already there. Then I mixed Diamond Glaze with Amuse Stardust Sparkle Spray and painted two coats over the blue ink. It added dimension and a soft sparkle (like flower petals have) to the overall look. Here's a close up though I'm not sure I captured it very well.

Trimmed and adhered to a black panel and layered with green and blue panels to a white card blank measuring 8 .50" by 4.00" , which fits a business size envelope.

Do yourself a favor and check out  all that Sparkle N Sprinkle have to offer. You can call it research, just in case you win the PIP challenge and $15.00 gift certificate to Sparkle N Sprinkle.

Happy crafting!

4 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card, B!! The coloring is grrrrr8!!! As always, you come through with beautiful creations!
    Hugs

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  2. B, this card is stunning! Love the soft colors and how you enhanced the color that was already there. And the green sentiment is the perfect touch! Great idea to pull out all the colors with the layers....makes it very attractive!

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  3. Birdie!! This is simply gorgeous! Your coloring makes it look like a back lit 3D ~ so luminous and beautiful!!

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