Saturday, February 6, 2016

Share the Love Blog Hop

Close To My Heart is offering a great campaign this month to add extra support to Operation Smile through the Share the Love stamp set.  (Did you know that $7 of every purchase of this stamp set will go to Operation Smile?  What a great way to help a child!)  If you're already hopping, then you've arrived from Brenda's blog.  You'll go to Michelle Rowley's blog next.)  I decided to have fun with my watercolors in conjunction with this fab stamp set.  I made two similar cards to share with you.  The first measures 3"x6".
The second card measures 3.5"x8.5".

Both cards started with a green watercolor wash to the card base background.
Then I splattered a darker shade of green and then black watercolor paint.


The letters were cut with the CTMH/Cricut Artbooking cartridge at 2.25".  I outlined the letters with my journaling pen.  The "o" is a stamp from the Share the Love stamp set.  Both cards have a gold puffy heart from the Charlotte Workshop Your Way.  Both cards feature our new gold ribbon (the white & gold is in the Regatta collection and the black & gold is in the Charlotte collection).

Share the love by leaving a comment and then click on to MICHELLE'S BLOG next.  Thanks for stopping by!
Click HERE for all the hop participants and their blogs.


12 comments:

  1. I love your card. I have some many ideas for making variations of it. Colors, embellishments, stamps, etc. I hope you don't mind but I will be borrowing this idea.

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  2. Please do! The background would look good in so many different colors and "hello" would be cool in different fonts.

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  3. Ohhhh fun fun fun watercolored background! Fabulous card :)

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  4. Awesome Idea! I want to try this with the watercolor background like that and the hello with the telephone - CUTE!

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  5. What a fun card! Love how you used the speech bubble as the "O".

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  6. That watercolour background is fantastic!

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  7. Love the watercolor back ground!

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  8. Cute cards, we had fun making one of these at class yesterday!

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  9. Beautiful. Great technique that is quite versatile.

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  10. I love your watercolored panels with splattered ink. They turned out great. Thanks for inspiring me today!
    :) Marie

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