Well I am trying to write this post very late at night as having to make this card kind of snuck up on me...I always hate trying to make a card, photograph it, and post it in the same night. Always makes for a very late night. So since it is late, not much chatter for you. I do still have a couple of posts coming that I hope will be of interest. But until then, let's get to this Blog Hop!
You should be arriving to my blog from the wonderful Michelle...if you didn't start at the beginning, then make sure you head to the PMS Blog so you don't miss a single piece of inspiration and collect your letters for 15% off the entire release!
Well I am the last stop on the Blog Hop, but before you go, here is my letter:
Don't forget to join us at the Release Party on the PMS Forum, 9 - 11 pm. Dawn has been cooking up some Release Party challenges (called Paper Makeover Challenges) to make it even more fun! Thanks for checking out my kind of engineering!
The Engineering Details
Stamps - Emma Silhouette, Danced in the Rain Sentiment (Paper Makeup Stamps); Paper - Rich Razzelberry, Melon Mambo, Tangerine Tango, Basic Black (SU!), Iridescent Cryogen White (Paper Temptress); Ink - Rich Razzelberry, Melon Mambo, Tangerine Tango (SU!), Versamark (Tsukineko), Momento Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko); Accessories - Velvet Black Ric-Rac (unknown), Labels 16 Nestabilities (Spellbinders), clear embossing powder (SU!), dimensionals, heat gun
Great Techi color!!! Thanks for being crafty..
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Great job on the technique!
ReplyDeleteCute technique! It totally reminds me of what we used to do as kids by layering crayons and then scraping some off! I may have to try this to bring back a few memories! So fun!
ReplyDeleteWowzers! Love how that technique makes Emma pop! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool effect with the Joseph's Technique!! I really love how this turned out :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute card! Love it! Olena
ReplyDeleteYour image looks amazing!! Fantastic card!
ReplyDeleteAww this is so pretty! I just love the colors you used with this image and the way the silhouette is shown. Fabulous job!
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