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So Suzy Christmas Baubles

Hi Everyone,

I am up on the So Suzy blog today with a card I made with those fabulous little baubles from the November release!



So, how did I make this card?

I spritzed some Dylusion inks onto a sheet of plastic and smooshed water color paper in it and let it dry.


I then took the baubles and inked them in a lighter color  and spritzed with water or just spritzed them with water to get kind of a ghosting technique. To be honest with you - I was not thrilled with what I got. I thought it was too much. So what to do - I hate throwing things out (I rarely ever do...) - so I cut the panel diagonally. Thinking half of too much could be good, right?


Fiddled around with it on black card stock and thought it need something else, so I smooshed a scrap piece of card stock in the same color and heat embossed some baubles in white. Fuzzy cut them. And played around placing them onto my card.  Settled on a triangle, mounted them with foam tape and heat embossed the sentiment.


Still not happy.  But you know what -  a little gold embroidery thread and sequins can work wonders!


In the end I really liked my card! Hope you like it as well!

Happy Stamping!

Comments

Mac Mable said…
Fabulous! Amazing what you did out of something you wasn't too keen on x The black really does work well with it. Fun and such an effective technique. Thank you for sharing this beauty x
Sue said…
You did a great job with the ghosting technique, Cornelia and those beautifully vivid colours look lovely with the black.
Mary Holshouser said…
The black really makes the ornaments pop.
It's a great contrast to the section
with the stamped ornaments in the
background.
Great card.
thanks for sharing.
papierelle said…
Und ich mag Deine Karte auch, sehr sogar. Und ich habe mich gerade wieder entdeckt, denn mir geht es auch gelegentlich so, aber mit ein bisschen tüfteln und ausprobieren kommt man am Ende zu einem schönen Ergebnis!!
BożenA said…
Your creativity makes even seemingly loser a piece of paper can play first violin in the orchestra the best. You're amazing, just like this great card!
Hugs,
BozenA
*Vicki* said…
Your results are absolutely stunning!! I love the baubles!! :)
Anita in France said…
Loved seeing how this fabulous card evolved, Cornelia ... it's bold, bright, warm and dramatic, all at the same time! Brilliant! Hugs, Anita :)
Kim Heggins said…
This is just beautiful....what an amazing talent you have for creating the most incredible card. Love your card.
Bobby said…
I love hearing about your thought processes, Cornelia. The end result is fabulous.
cm said…
Like? Nope, LOVE! Your 'design innovation' evolved into a most striking card. Your perseverance - and ability to see 'alternatives - is amazing!
hugs~c
Rosmarie said…
....und aus einem hässlichen Entlein wird ein Schwan!! Ich finde sie sieht sehr festlich aus!

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