Monday, July 23, 2018

Seahorses

Hello everyone!
Happy Monday!!!

Gloria here today, I want to share with you a card using Seahorses die from Cheapo dies.

Here is what I came up with :


To create this card, I die cut the seahorses and seashells images from white card stock with Cheapo dies. I then colored them using Copic markers.


I die cut the white circle part using Unbranded Dotted circle die set. For the blue background,I blended with bubbles stencil and cracked pistachio Distress oxide ink on light blue card stock using mini blending tool.


Adhere the seahorses on the white circle and then mounted all elements on A2 size white card base using double-sided tape.

Cheapo dies used :

   

You can find this gorgeous dies and more in the Cheapo dies online store.
And also, stop by facebook group for more inspirations.
Thank you so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

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Happy crafting!

8 comments:

  1. A lot of work and a fabulous, bright, happy card. Yes, just keep doing it and things will eventually work out! Thanks for taking up this challenge with us at Unstampabelles. Hope to see you back again for another challenge!

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  2. Your card is so bautiful! Great use of dies too! Thank you so much for playing along with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge! /Karin

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  3. Your card is beautiful!
    Thanks for joining us at Cut It Up!

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  4. What an adorable card to showcase your seahorse family in their home!

    Thanks for sharing with us at Cut it Up for our Under the Sea challenge!

    Evelyn
    http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com

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  5. So bright and colourful. Thanks for sharing with us at Unstampabelles.

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  6. Well this couldn't be more perfect for our challenge!! Absolutely love the speckled effect on the seahorses. And those colours really pop against the white die-cut too. So glad you joined us at TIME OUT!!

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  7. Congrats for getting honours at Time Out

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