The challenge this week is "Layers!"; to make cards for our heroes to send home to their friends and loved ones using 2 or more layers. Well, doesn't that gives all of us quite a bit of leeway? I did take this challenge to heart and made three cards, but only one survived due to a inky tragedy and my need to take advantage of this cute stamp. I realized that I could use optical illusion to my advantage. I had made my "good" card with a circle cut out and had backed it with a print but then the "disaster" occurred and I re-made the card using a circle of print to provide the "illusion" that there is a window. Usually I am not so picky on my cards, but I had a vision and alot of determination. It looks like a baby Tony the Tiger. Papers by K&Company and In My Mind's Eye. Stamp by Anita's.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
OWH MWT-Layers
The challenge this week is "Layers!"; to make cards for our heroes to send home to their friends and loved ones using 2 or more layers. Well, doesn't that gives all of us quite a bit of leeway? I did take this challenge to heart and made three cards, but only one survived due to a inky tragedy and my need to take advantage of this cute stamp. I realized that I could use optical illusion to my advantage. I had made my "good" card with a circle cut out and had backed it with a print but then the "disaster" occurred and I re-made the card using a circle of print to provide the "illusion" that there is a window. Usually I am not so picky on my cards, but I had a vision and alot of determination. It looks like a baby Tony the Tiger. Papers by K&Company and In My Mind's Eye. Stamp by Anita's.
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I wish my disasters would end up so cute. Nice save.
ReplyDeleteDisasters often turn out to be the best cards I make! LOL This is so stinking cute and it does look like a baby Tony the Tiger!
ReplyDeletehow cute... I agree, it does look like a baby Tony the Tiger.. thanks for sharing, Pam
ReplyDeleteDisasters can become creative opportunities. Thanks for playing in our challenge at Operation Write Home!
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