Now I needed to pick out a solid stamp to do the Joseph's Coat technique. I hadn't inked up my seahorse, so I thought this would be a fun time to try. I then needed to do a little sea horse investigating as I couldn't really remember what color they were. The only thing I could remember from the aquarium was a not fun brown color. Well here are the two beauties I found online
How stinking colorful are these guys?
Didn't the color on the seahorses turn out fun? This card is a birthday card for my brother and I think he will like the fun multi colored sea horses. I also like the fun colored buttons. I picked up the clear buttons in a Basic Grey button pack that I got at the GKD store durning my last visit. I wasn't sure when I was going to use the clear ones, but they worked out neat on this card. The blue is from PTI enchanted evening (on a side note, I spilled my spring moss last night and there are a bagillion button in each color, LOL!!!).
I then found this Lime Rickey dsp from Basic Grey and I really thought it looked like water, so I added it right away. The last step was some corner rounding and gel pen work.
It's a good life!
Terri E.
Deets: All Supplies are from Gina K Designs unless noted
Stamps: Eclectic Summer
Paper: SU glossy cardstock, In the Navy, Lime Rickey Basic Grey dsp
Ink: SU Approcot Appeal, Summer Sun, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Rubby Red, Chocolate Chip, Night of Navy, Versa Mark, Staz On White
Accerssories: SU Clear embossing powder, gel pen, glue dots, Basic Grey buttons, PTI enchanted evening buttons, small corner rounder, dmc floss
5 comments:
This is so cute. What a fun technique.
Gorgeous card! I'm going to have to check out that technique because these are some technicolor seahorses and I love it.
Terri...I left something for you over on my blog!
And I made another card with the awesome In Colors, THANKS!
Very cute! Those seahorses turned out great!
This is gorgeous! Love the seahorses! =)
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words! =)
Hugs, SannaS
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