I was playing around a few weeks ago with Distress Ink and a small Cuttlebug embossing folder which resulted in the panel that is on this card. I used Worn Lipstick and Spiced Marmalade, and tossed the panel in my pile. This morning I had out my Finetec gold watercolor paint and wanting to use up the rest on my brush, I picked this panel and added some spatters and a little outline by dragging my brush along the outside edges. I really like how the gold brought the panel to another level. It made me want to use it, so I decided to make a card for my sister Andrea. She's had a tough year, breaking her hips three times. She is finally home now, but she lives several states away so I don't get to see her as often as I'd like. I try to send her a card every few days to let her know she is always in my heart.
I mounted the panel on black card stock and chose Orange Zest CS from PTI for the card base. I found a scrap cut from a previous watercolor background and added it lengthwise across the card. It still needed something so I found a sliver of white CS and embossed it several times with one of my oldest and favorite embossing powders, Judikins Egyptian Gold. I wanted a sentiment that would follow the line, and this one from Summer Hills stamp set by PTI worked perfectly.
Have a creative day!
Paula
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