Have you ever done one of those cards that just changes several times over from first concept to final product? Well this was one of them! It has changed so much that I'm not sure what to call it now. LOL.
Indecisive is my middle name :)
Right, well, anyway this card uses the fab cracking UTEE technique which is this month's technique to try on Sugar Sugar.
Now I was sure I had some clear UTEE somewhere but can I find it? Can I heck as like! So I've used a bucket load of normal clear embossing powder and a lot of patience.
The fabby Sugar Nellie Leanne Ellis image is coloured with pencils, sansodor on a watercolour backwash and the flower, bubbles and embossed detail are painted with yummy sparkly Shimmerz Flashee Fuschia Blingz.
Materials:
Image - Sugar Nellie Leanne Ellis
Colouring - Prismacolor pecils; Derwent pencils; sansodor; Koh-I-Noor watercolours; Shimmerz Flashee Fuschia
Papers - DCWV
Usual suspects - Paper trimmer; Double sided tape
Other - Ribbon; Clear embossing powder; heat gun; versamark; flowers; Flower brad
Gorgeous card Kim, I love the cracking technique. x
ReplyDeleteHi Kim beautiful card and the colours are stunning, Love the image too, going to be added to my wish list which is getting longer and longer.
ReplyDeleteHugs Linda
This is a beautiful card, I like that cracking technique
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely card Kim
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS CARD HUN..LOVE THE COLOURS...AND WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO THE IMAGE TFS HUGS CLAREXX
ReplyDeleteopps sorry caps x
Gorgeous card! Love the fresh colours!
ReplyDeleteHelen x
Beautiful card Kim! Love your cracked glass technique image, a lovely effect and your colouring and colour wash background are are stunning. Gorgeous flowers and papers too. Chris x
ReplyDeleteLove the cracked tile technique, and the colouring is lovely.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteOoohh I love it Kim, wonderful colour combo and the cracked glass effect is fab. I've never used UTEE, yet heard it mentioned in the blog world a few times. I actually saw some at the Harrogate show yesterday, but I wouldn't have a clue what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteJoanne x
Kim this is beautiful! I love how you have the rainbow effect as your background of your image! Beautiful colors! So glad to know you can use regular embossing to do this technique! :)
ReplyDeleteHugs~ Kim
Wwwwwoooooowwwww! LOVE this Kim....soooo gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh wow!!
ReplyDeleteI so do love the bright colours you have used!!
Perfect card!!
Thank you for the lovely greeting on my blog :)
Hugs from Maya :)
This is sooo gorgeous kim - i LOVE the effect you have got from the patience with the embossing powder - well worth it i say!! Infact - i may well have to give this a try myself, i am sure i have some clear embossing powder floating around somewhere!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've got one word this..SWOOOOON!!
ReplyDeleteWow Kim, this is gorgeous, just love the fab colours!
ReplyDeleteClairex
Wowee what a beautiful card! I love the vibrant colours you gone for.x
ReplyDeleteJust love it! So clever how you have used that crackling technique and the colours are just stunning! Have a super week hun, Heidi xx
ReplyDeleteWOWZER!! Beautiful project and fab colors!! Great job with that technique too!! TFS! ;)
ReplyDeleteAH - love your card. Fancy colours and cute print!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. I tried this at Christmas and its a fantastic technique isn't it ? Quite theraputic. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jo x
loooooove the fun colours!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Kim i've not tried this technique. luv gina xx
ReplyDeleteLove the bright spring colors!!! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about not being able to make ones mind up whilst creating. Love that crackling effect the thick embossing did. Hugs from Desire
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