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Sunday, 24 March 2013

Sunday Stamper Challenge Week 250

This week is the 250th one on the Sunday Stamper Challenge - Ink on My Fingers blog - and the lovely Hels is offering some wonderful blog candy as a prize to a lucky winner.  Just look and see what is on offer. The theme always seems to be based on song titles, quite loosely so never a problem, and this time it is 'shiny happy people' so something shiny has to be incorporated, plus of course some stamping.  I made a shiny panel by embossing a piece of black card with a cuttlebug folder, spongeing it lightly with some acrylic paint and once dry it was rubbed over with Treasure Gold (actually copper), a Papermania Chronology urban stamp was used on card sponged with Distress inks.  Another panel of toning patterned paper was added along with some die cut cogs, also rubbed with the copper and finally some shiny gems were added for that extra touch of bling. The whole thing was layered onto a piece of Tim Holtz shabby vintage paper.

 and here is a photo of the brilliant blog candy

Good luck everyone


12 comments:

  1. Love your card and the candy looks great too

    Jackie x

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  2. Val, this is fantastic. Beautiful Art. Hope your lucky. Hugs Rita xxx

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  3. A great card , good luck with your entry. Hugs x ChrisB

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  4. Great card Val love that embossed background!
    Val x

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  5. This is stunning Val, I love how you made the embossed background, it really looks metallic.

    Sue x

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  6. That's great val - the cog background is really effective and die cuts look just like metal ones!

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  7. Gorgeous card hun, loving those cogs... Thanks for joining in with the Sunday Stamper x

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  8. Definitely shiny & the combination of copper with violet is striking. Love the touches of blue you have there too. The die-cut cogs really echo your embossed panel beautifully.
    Paula (PEP)

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  9. Great card Val - I know it's pretty much a male card but love how you've used the pink and blue; so unusual but absolutely fabulous.

    Karen x

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  10. Lovely colours and I love all your layers - it's geat!!

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  11. LOve this steampunk inspired card Val and I adore that cog background. Hugs, Jenny x

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  12. Really love this card Val and absolutely perfect for either male or female. Love the papers and stamp you used.

    Hugs
    Lesley XX

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