Hey y'all!! Just got back last night from a week in Atlanta and I feel like I've been off the planet! Hubby and I had a blast with the boys, but I'm definitely laying low today:) One of the many stops on this trip was to the High Museum of Art. Below is a pic of the boys with some of the awesome large scale modern pieces. {The boys will tell you that I'm a big fan of unposed pics and I'm forever telling them to "act natural", lol!}
Maybe this is what I had on my mind when I went to work on another card for the Moxie Fab World Paper Scraps Challenge! As you can see, I used the inlay technique again (the die cut piece is flush with the frame). The vellum strip is just slightly bowed off of the card. I didn't want to cover up the colors too much, so the letters are only attached to the vellum at the bottom of each letter.
{Aloha, jj}
Stamps: Happy Everything (A Muse Studio)
Ink: Black (Stazon)
Paper: White, Black (PTI), Vellum, Colored papers from PTI and Mark's Finest Papers
Paper: White, Black (PTI), Vellum, Colored papers from PTI and Mark's Finest Papers
Tools: Circle dies (Spellbinders), Lower case letters (PTI), Color wheel (Quickutz)
This is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the colors...
and how you fit them PERFECTLY...
just gorgeous!
And it's versatile...
can be great for a girl or guy...
old or young...
love that! :)
So glad you enjoyed your trip South...
how was the heat? :)
Until the other day we were hovering at high 80's-90's here...
NOW we're finally having real Spring weather...
60's! :)
Seriously fabulous! I love how the die cut circle is pefectly flush too!
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Welcome back! Glad you guys had a good trip and that you have some time to chill out. :) Your card is super yummy rainbow goodness!! Love your inlay technique and the strip of vellum. Such a cheery birthday wish! :)
ReplyDeletePerfection! I love the rainbow of colors. Have a wonderful Easter JJ. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm crowning you the Queen of inlaid cards JJ! I'm just picking my socks off the floor because you knocked them off again!
ReplyDeleteRainbow..check
Great design...check
Perfectly executed technique...check
luuuuve it...check :0)
Jenny X
Holyyyyyy! Love.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool and colorful, JJ. Love the inset circle!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that picture qualifies as unposed, lol! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteAnd of course I love your brilliant card! The 'happy' looks like it's floating this way, which is fantastic, and the inlay? Simply awesome. So precise! And rainbow colours? Man oh man. I can totally see how the photo would inspire you as well. Hope we get to hear more about your trip!
I think rainbows are awesome, a color wheel is awesome, and quite frankly my dear...so are you! I plan on graciously losing to you on this one and I accept it gladly!
ReplyDeleteFantabulous!!!!
ReplyDeletefabulous. love the die cut and vellum under and over the circle die.
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful, I love your color inlay. Gorgeous card and the boys look natural….:) lol. Looks like your the queen of this technique !
ReplyDeleteHmmm, and I thought they were in a gymnasium playing racket ball for some reason. Somethimes with modern art there isn't much of a difference...imo hehee:)!!
ReplyDeleteYour creation would never confuse me! Love the idea, it turned out perfectly. Awesome for sure!
wow! this is absolutely fabulous! so very clever. amazing card! love love love!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic cheery card JJ, love this wonderful color wheel! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThis is AMAZING - again - so impressed with your PERFECT diecutting and design - WOW!!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Easter, hugs, Karin
Hey JJ! Thanks for linking this up to the Paper Scraps Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, you are so talented! I love this color wheel! Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!! Gorgeous use of all the colors and sentiment is perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteYour paper piecing technique is fabulous but what I love most is your creative sentiment. The vellum. The stamping. And then topping it off with the die cut alphas. Again, you make me think those are an essential tool.
ReplyDeletefabulous card!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! totally perfect! such a cool technique!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow! How did you get the pie pieces so even? This is just amazing!
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I especially love the vellum strip...
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