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If you are following along in order, you just arrived from Ann Schach's blog. I am certain that she has come up with a gorgeous card to share with us!
The color combo is Flirty Flamingo, Powder Pink, Lemon Lime Twist, and Tranquil Tide. With Copper heat embossing, and White Shimmer embossing paste.
When it was done, I thought "Holy crap! I just made a watermelon card. In January...."
Isabelle, one of my new grandchildren, must be wearing off on me. She loves watermelon, and asks for it every time she comes to the house. Even though she knows there isn't any. 😁
That is all I have for you this time, I waited too long to play. And I made this while my grandson was playing next to me with Legos. "Gramma, look at this!" Music to my ears, but tough to get a lot done.
And now, Charlet Mallett! I can't wait to see what creatively genius way she uses this set.
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Love all the sparkle and shimmer you've got going on here, Tanya! It's beautiful and a little watermelon in January never hurt a thing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous background and your colors are spectacular! Now to remember that in July when you need a watermelon card...
ReplyDeleteWowee! I love this card with all the bright colors and textures. Makes me want to touch and feel and feast with my eyes. It's fabulous! Makes me want to get the embossing paste out to play.
ReplyDeleteWhat's wrong with watermelon in January??? It reminds you that warmer (much warmer) days are coming. And you can never go wrong with bright and happy colors on a birthday card. Combining those colors with Copper embossing just takes it to the next level. I'm surprised that your grandson didn't help you use the Legos for your embossing mask...
ReplyDeleteLove the colour mix - it looks fantastic as the feature of your beautiful card. Kelly x
ReplyDeleteYou do so well with custom backgrounds, love the mix of color! Bright and Earthy at the same time!
ReplyDeleteTanya, you are the master of blending! This card is gorgeous! The accents are perfect!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteI love this "watermelon" card, Tanya! What a wonderful blending job! Thanks for the tip about embossing looking great on the Whisper White thick cardstock. I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteJust delicious! Such a rich, vibrant background for the gorgeous sparkly embossing paste. I need some watermelon over here for the stinking hot Australian summer we are having!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Tanya! Love the layers and blending happening. On a different note, also love the huge instagram update happening yesterday! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell, I think this card is perfect! The shading is stunning. You are an inspiration to me!
ReplyDeleteOh my wordy, that background is amazing!
ReplyDeletelol when I saw it I thought watermelon it is pretty dang cool though! Your so talented with the water coloring and embossing. Gorgeous card and those moments with the grand kids are priceless they grow so fast.
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