Good Morning, welcome to our BBTB2 Challenge this Monday. Our host today is Lori, thanks Lori for a great cut. Please take some time to visit Lori today and our other great designers.
I have to admit that occasionally I do buy a cartridge for one cut and Cricut cartridge "Life is a Beach" was one of them, I actually purchased it for the this cut the lizard. I just loved the flow of him. So it was a pure pleasure to work on this challenge.
This is a 6"X6" card. The background was created with the Copic markers and airbrush system all other coloring was done with the markers. The banner is from a QK die, the background photo corners are fabric created with 1" squares and the top corners are QK. Added a bow for embellishment. Hope everyone has a great start to their week. Hugs
12 comments:
Sooo cute Sandi! Love the pops of orange and that background is fabulous! xxD
That is one fabulous lizard. Love your colorful new blog.. miss the beautiful flower on top, but this is so cheerful. hugs
Love your wonderful Copic background, as usual. The photo corners are so cool.
Too cute Sandi. I love how you embossed the lizard!
This is one amazing card Sandi! it looks so 3d! Love your background and fabulously textured lizard, what a fab sentiment too!
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Juliexx
Wonderful!!! Love the texture.
Super job, Sandi!!! He looks like he's right at home, crawling across that fabulous tile! Love his embossing!
I love your lizard. He looks like he could just scamper right off the page. Eeeeek. His texture is nothing short of fantastic. Love it.
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Carole
Beautiful card Sandi, I love how you made the card look like tiles he is scurrying across! The texture is awesome too. Thanks for sharing. ~Diane
This is soooo cool! I can see why you love this cut! It looks amazing with your embossing! Fabulous card, Sandi!
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Sharon
Sandi that is one fabulous Lizard!! I never even thought of embossing!! Great job. And I love the papers and that pop of orange. Awesome!
xx Susan
I was wondering how you did the background! It's so cool!! Love the texture of the lizard, Sandi.
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