Hello Everyone,
I am playing along with Muse to day - the inspiration card was made by inimitable Marion Vagg. Here is her card:
I actually made two cards and I will confess that I did not really mess with perfection - both are pretty close cases of Marion's card.
This was the first one I made. I used Peacock Feathers and Crushed Concord for the sky and a faux tile technique I learned from Online Card Classes. I gave a step by step a few posts ago. I used Paper Smooches "Scripty Sayings" for the sentiment. When I was sponging, I forgot to unmask the door and the window in the house and I didn't like the way it looked white, so I decided to colour them - not sure that I like that either. That is what led me to make my second card. That and the fact that I had a bunch of blank hearts lying around on my craft table...
I think that i like this second attempt better. This time I used Spiced marmalade and Picked Raspberry Distress inks (on the background panel too).
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you are cozy wherever you are. We have been in a bit of a deepfreeze in my neck of the woods - this morning when I got up it -38 degrees celsius!
Happy Stamping,
Meg
Oh, these are gorgeous! I love the shine - heading back for your faux tile lesson! So glad you joined us at Muse this week, Meg!
ReplyDeleteLove both of these--so gorgeous! Great backgrounds and I love the glossy heart!
ReplyDeleteTwo fantastic takes on Marion's card Meg.
ReplyDeleteLove the heart shape and colour of the first but then also love the dramatic colours of the second.
Great tile effect. Sarah x
Oh, cool - two cards - I liked the orange one a lot, but now since I see your first card - I may actually like it even more! LOVE the clear embossing on both of them!
ReplyDeleteI've been browsing on the challenge boards and your card really caught my eye! I love the color and the embossing!
ReplyDeleteboth are so pretty! i love that you used the heart shape! great takes on the MUSE challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove to see how you've used the inspiration piece and created such a different look and feel by changing up the colours and the shape. Having said that, I think I like your first card even better, but maybe that's because I always love blues and teals. Creating a faux tile is still on my to do list ever since I took the OCC class.
ReplyDeleteThe heart card is lovely such a creative take on the muse.
ReplyDeleteLove how you changed up the color for your card! :D
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