This week I am showcasing the fabulous Think and Wonder Plate for my weekly DT piece for Artistic Outpost.
The background for my card has been created by applying spray inks to bubbles and then simply pressing the card onto them, I love this effect!
I stamped the focal image with Black Archival Ink, I love the contrast between the black ink and the more subtle background.
I added three Bitty Blossoms die cut from vintage book pages and coloured the edges of the petals with Salty Ocean Distress Ink.
I added a piece of torn book page to the bottom of my card to ground the focal image and I also included coordinated twine and an enamel tag, with Remnant Rubs Words added to the top.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Tracy x x
stunning Tracy - love this to bits xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Tracy - love the background!
ReplyDeleteOhh!! This is fabulous. I love to see some of the step-by-step photos of the bubble process. I've got to try this. It made such a wonderful background for this precious Artistic Outpost stamp. Love the enamel tag too! -- Mary Elzabeth
ReplyDeleteGreat make and the bubble background is gorgeous. Elizabeth x
ReplyDeleteHello Tracy. Fabulous card. I love those stamps. The textures look wonderful too. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous xx Zoe xx
ReplyDeleteLove this everything about it is just perfect xx
ReplyDeleteReally love your background. Haven't seen this before. Thanks for showing Anneke.
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Love the background, great card!
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Amanda x
Love that bubble effect gorgeous make as always xx
ReplyDeletekaz x
so scrumptious Tracy - lovely background
ReplyDeleteJust a darling design Tracey, has a nice vintage feel.
ReplyDeleteHugs diane
I saw this one on fb and absolutely loved it! The background looks incredible and goes so beautifully with these stamps Tracey.
ReplyDeleteDot x
Fabulous card, the background is amazing... Love the image & layers... Hugs May x x x
ReplyDeleteI can't quite figure out how you did the background but it is certainly very effective! Love the muted tones and the flowers are a delight. Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful color scheme--so ethereal! I must explore this bubble process!
ReplyDeleteLove this stamp and it looks fabulous with the background.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning bubbly background (and it sounds such fun to do too!)... and I love how you've grounded them on the strip of book page - appropriate with all those letters behind them... Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteAlison x