In the first SCS Mix-Ability Challenge called Yin Yang participants were to include a matte finish with a shiny one. I used Jo Sonja's purple acrylic gouache for the matte surface and Ranger's Rich Red embossing powder for shine. The die cut heart is rimmed with microbeads and popped up over the painted surface with dimensionals.
Lynn, this is WOW!!! Love the background against the beautiful heart - and know that it just shines!
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I can definitely see Julie's hand in your card! Fantastic mix-media card, love how you did the background and the double heart!
ReplyDeletewow Lynn, this is one wild and fabulous card you created.. Looks like Julie's influence :).
ReplyDeleteCheck you out, this is fabulous!! what a fun and fancy card - over the top wonderful!! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Lynn..You did fantastic on the mixed media challenge. Way to step out of your comfort zone. Yeah!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, very cool!!!!!! Those microbeads are pretty awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh I am chuffed! Go on say it - I bet you had fun! Comfortable is what our PJ's should be Lynn. So go for it. I lurve your card!
ReplyDeleteHugs Julie
PS I have not used micro beads like that but I am sure now I will!
I am loving where Julie's inspiration is taking you Lynn. This card is gorgeous. You have definitely nailed this challenge and I love the effect of the embossing and beads. I may just have to check this new Splitcoast Challenge out also. TFS xx
ReplyDeleteIsn't Julie's work such an inspiration! I love all the texture she uses. I love your mixed media piece and the textures you used. I have some micro beads that I bought way too many years ago but I've been afraid to use them! Maybe I need to!
ReplyDeletewow...nicely done!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS! I love it!
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