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STAMPlorations Sketch Challenge #20

Time again for a new sketch challenge at STAMPlorations! This one is really fun - you'll see it below!

I stamped the Sketched: Tulips from STAMPlorations onto watercolor paper three times and then sprinkled Brusho over it and misted it with water. I let it dry and cut it into strips. I glued the strips onto white card stock and added the heat embossed sentiment from Bold Sentiments: Hello. I mounted the sentiment strip on foam tape and added twine.
 Here is the sketch:


 And here is my card again, this time photographed in front of the green wall in my craft room:



 Head over to the blog to get inspired by our fabulous DT and our fabulous, fun and famous Guest Designer Darnell from djkardkreations. If you happen not to know her (who doesn't) you gotta visit her blog - so much fun to read and so much creativity to discover there!

Our challenge ends September 26, the winner will be announced September 14.





Comments

Shery Russ said…
So love your card, Cornelia! That explosion of colors on the tulips is just amazing! Too darn artsy, your card is...and I love it!
hellerlittle said…
boah die Karte ist so schon klasse aber vor der grünen Wand ein echtes Highlight !!!
Megastark
LG hellerlittle
Darnell said…
You are TOO kind, Cornelia! (I'll send you the money tomorrow.) It is indeed an honor to be guesting with such a talented team at Stamplorations!!

I am blown away by your bright and genius card! I love the way you did the sediment and the flip of twine to give it a bouncy and fun feel, but that Brusho "canvas" art just took my breath away!! Hugs, Darnell
Vicki Dutcher said…
Beautiful use of color!! [and the sketch]
Anita in France said…
What a stunning riot of colour, Cornelia ... the effect of the brusho is amazing! Anita :)
Deepti said…
Sooooooo artistic and so beautiful :) I love the bright and bold colors u picked !
Susanne Vargas said…
Another fabulous Brusho background made into an awesome card!
Kristie Goulet said…
So beautiful, Cornelia!!! Love the bright colors you used!
Cris G. said…
So cool, Cornelia. Love the bright background you created.
shirley-bee said…
Fabulous brusho card ;)
Kylie said…
Wow!! I love this. The colours are outstanding. Your panels are brilliant!! xx
AlisonC said…
This is so lovely. The colours are fab and just make it so cheerful.
Monika Reeck said…
I really love the rich color on your panel Cornelia and the sentiment look stand out of that lovely panels...I will join the challenge soon ...wait and see on my Blog dear...big hugs...Monika
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia. This is AMAZING! Love the tulip panels you created, they're stunning! Think I'm finally giving in and Brushos are on my shopping list for the Stamp Fair in a couple of weeks. :-) Have a great day! hugs Monika xxx

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