Hello I hope you had a very happy day how ever you celebrate. My card today is for Cat's challenge for the release party on
StampTV for
Gina K Designs. Cat's challenge is to use something that you wouldn't normally use on a card. I scoured through the house and a couple of times in DH's garage and still was stumped. I couldn't find anything to stimulate my creativity then I remember years ago when DS was a toddler he had a sandbox and being always the crafty one I took a small container and filled it with some of the clean sand before it went into the box. I have had it for years (DS is almost 21), but I couldn't find it. Late last night DS was working on his truck out in the garage and found my container of sand, yay. Now I was faced with how I wanted to use it on a card. This is the best I could come up with. Not really that happy with it, but hey it is what it is. I used two strips of ScorTape and then pressed the sand down into the tape. I wish you a wonderful week. I have to work some, but hopefully I will get done quickly and have the rest of the week off for our Spring Break. I have been on a huge Kraft kick lately and will be entering this into
The Spotted Chick's challenge to use Kraft on your project. Thank you for stopping by.
Card Details
Stamps: Aloha-Gina K Designs
Paper: pure luxury
Ink: memento tuxedo black, summer sky, bahama blue, desert sand
Other: nestabilities, scortape, sand
Brenda, this is so fun to use sand on the card!!Love the coloring on this!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week off and enjoy your crafting time - hope you don't have to work too much ;-)
your coloring is beautiful!
ReplyDeletenow how cool to have used ScorTape - didnt realize it was sticky enough to hold the sand...will be trying it now (-:
Not happy with it??? I'm STILL STARING at it! How stinkin clever are you? I LOVE the sand on the scor tape!! I would have never thought of that! Just perfect with this image too! SUPER DUPER Card Brenda! Thanks for playing along in my That's Krafty Thursday challenge! {{{hen hugs}}}
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