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Popping in to share a quick card I made for this week's sketch challenge at SCS. I just love masking and now that I finally have this stamp from Sweet 'n Sassy The Sea set in my hands, I had to ink it up. I masked off a circle as well as a horizon line and sponged outward in orange. I then sponged the sea in blue. Finally, I stamped the silhouette stamp and verse.

I know Chrissy has a wonderful card for her Sketch #319 inspiration … I had a jaw-some new-to-me set to play with - thanks to a very sweet friend of mine! I couldn't wait to take a bite out of it! Here's the fun I had with the inside sentiment: That Memory Box Oceana Border hasn't seen the light of day in far too long - isn't it the cutest? A simple bit of ink-smooshing prepped my new friend's ocean using Distress Broken China, and Peacock Feathers. A drop of Nuvo Clear Glaze brings out his…

Today's Lesson From The Craft Room: Transitions Always Begin With Endings I have been reading the book "Transitions" by William Bridges - what a wonderful book for anyone who is going through transitions in their life. The book discusses how every transition begins with an ending - In order to have a new beginning, you first need to let go of where you currently are - you have to first begin with an ending. I realize that endings are not very easy for me - I'm not the kind of person who…

Greetings. I have a beautiful coral reef scene card using the new release dies from Under the Sea. The dies and glitter paper makes it easy to recreate a coral reef scene. There are a lot of steps but

This is one of the cards we are making in today's Technique Tuesday class. Today's class focuses on the emboss resist technique. This is one of my favorite techniques. I think this is a perfect way to combine fall colors! There are many ways to emboss resist. Today I focused on three - sponging, ink refills, and stamping. All three use heat embossing to create the resist but give very different results. Sponging creates depth and melding. Ink refills can be more vivid and more like a water…

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