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RIC #42 and a sweet surprise

I have not played in the Runway Inspired challenge for a while - too many challenges out there. but today I got an inspiration from Eileen - many of you probably know her. She has an amazing blog. When I saw her blog entry today I thought to CASE her idea and use it for the RIC - and thank fully there were still a couple of hours left to make this card:


I used alcohol inks on acetate. The die cut is from Simon Says and the sentiment is from Impression Obsession. The butterflies are made with a Martha Stewart punch. It was a little tricky to make the butterflies. The acetate I used for the card was too thick and the punch did not work I used thin acetate for my next try, but it punched it badly. Finally I used thin acetate and a layer of paper on top and that did the trick.




On the card the colored acetate side is facing the white card stock, so the surface is clean and shiny. The white frame I just cut out of card stock with my paper trimmer.


This is the inspiration photo.


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I want to share a sweet surprise with you that arrived in the mail today. My blogger friend Rosi/DaenY's sent me this fun card from France:


Its a shaker card with sand in it - you can see how the sand moves. Such a cool idea! Absolutely adorable! I was so touched. 



Thank you Rosi - you are really amazing! Go and visit her blog - not only does she make fantastic cards, but she also bakes and cooks and right now you can get a recipe for a delicious Baily Mousse cake, mmmhhhh!





Comments

Darnell said…
That's a stunning card for RIC!! And, wow, what a card from Rosi!! Thanks for the link to her and thanks for your kind visit to me!!
Kristie Goulet said…
I LOVE your card for RIC!!!! AWESOME!!!
WOW! I love the card from Rosi too! How cool?!
Going to check out her blog.
maria f. said…
Eyecatcher! Thanks for the link to Eileen - I see she has a Ryn stamp. I just got one too (NBUS) and have to give it a try.
Ardyth said…
Love this - you've really captured the inspiration!
Flo said…
Hallo Cornelia,
da hast du aber gut "rumgesaut" mit den Farben!!! :-))) Deine Karte sieht sehr gut aus, ich liebe solche starken Farben.
Schönes Wochenende, Gruß, Flo
Kimbo said…
The sentiment says it all - absolutely wonderful. Thanks for playing along at Cuttlebug Mania this week x
Marlena M. said…
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!
Rosmarie said…
Oh, freut mich dass sie dir gefällt. Die kleinen Häuschen gibt es bei uns am Strand, meistens da wo die Küste etwas steiler abfällt. Mit den Netzen werden kleine Fische und Garnelen gefischt.
Ging es dir besser, nachdem du die Karte fertig hattest? LOL, sieht aus als ob du jemanden an den Kragen wolltest!! ....aber ich finde sie mega cool!! Tolle Farbkombi auch!
Virginia L. said…
The alcohol inking is so striking!Beautifully done, Cornelia! So glad that you join the fun with us at Runway Inspired Challenge!
Cris G. said…
Wow! Your card is amazing. From the alcohol inks on acetate to the die cut at an angle, all is perfect! Thanks for the tip on cutting acetate :)
Melissa Bove said…
Such a fun and cool card! Love it! Love how you used the SSS die!!

Thank you very much for joining us this week at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!

hugs...
Melissa
Kanan Pandya said…
I love the artistic look of your card, Cornelia. Wonderful take on the challenge. You are so lucky to receive that fabulous shaker card, love that too. :-)

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