Saturday, November 10, 2012
Make Your Own Background
"Make Your Own Background" is the current challenge on Your Creative Corner. No patterned paper is allowed. I use designer paper very often, but I love background techniques. My choice is a mixed media background: inks, metallic acrylic paint, and webbing spray--brought together in a snowflake embossing folder and accented with black lace and a snowflake rosette.
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Hello Evelyn
This looks amazingly beautiful. I am loving the mix of the Bg colours which gives off such warmth and your Black lace adds so much power to the card, remarkably the antithesis of the palette works.
Thank you for joining us once more at Our Creative Corner, we are thrilled to see your work.
Smiles:)
Sue
Gorgeous card Evelyn. Love the background. Colours blend beautifully. Nicola x
This is really gorgeous Evelyn. Love your background and the fabulous colors.
lovely greet
Marja
Love your falling snowflakes.Wonder when you were going to start snowing.
This is a cool card. Tish
What a super gorgeous card! I love your nontraditional colors...just brilliant!
how pretty! I love the colors you used to create your background and the non-traditional Christmas colors :-) Thanks for joining use at Our Creative Corner
I never would have thought about adding black webbing spray for a Christmas card. It sure works here!!!
Beautiful!!
Hugs Lynn
Evelyn, this has GOT to be the grooviest combination of Christmas colors ever. You have completely wow'd me with your background. I love paint splatters and the black lace and that gorgeous snowflake!
Nicely done on your very unique and wonderful Christmas card. :)
hugs,
Lisa xx
OHH, and thank you also for entering this at Our Creative Corner!
Hi, Evelyn, this card is awesome! Love the embossed background and the beautiful color scheme. Thank you for sharing with us at Our Creative Corner this week... :)
yup,,,gotta get the old webbing spray out of the drawer for sure...I love the stuff and your super cooool background reminded me just how much.
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