Saturday, 22 April 2017

Memory box under the sea inspiration

I was lucky enough to win an under the sea collage on a blog blitz from memory box and loved the tutorials Dave from memory box too but as it hasn't yet arrived  I decided to improvise with a craft knife and a hole punch to create my under the sea card using this pretty Ching-Chou Kuik image.

 

I used some Spectrum Noir aqua pens and smooshed some card with a mix of blues. I then used my craft knife to cut out some windows and then added some punched holes randomly , and layered them over over the image.
 I finished the front of the card with a cute crab also from Memory Box coloured with promarkers and to add the look you get on a crab shell I used some PVA glue.


I created some weed by using some recycled ribbon ,the bits you get in clothes to aid staying on hangers and stuck at both ends but twisted them to give the appearance of movement.

I would like to enter this card into the following challenges;-

Polkadoodles -anything goes

Morgans world - anything goes

Ching Chou Kuiks - under the sea

The ribbon girl -use any image

crafting when we can - one for the girls

colour crazy - anything goes





4 comments:

PaperPlotterLottas-CraftChaos said...

Such a sweet underwater world card.
Thank you so much for joining us at Polkadoodles Craft Challenge Anything Goes.
Hugs, Tina – DT
PolkadoodlesChallenge

Juls said...

Gorgeous, love the fabulous details, the ribbon seaweed is awesome ..& your colouring just beautiful .. thank you so much for sharing it with us at the Colour Crazy challenge xx

cotnob said...

This is a fabulous card, such a beautiful image.
Thank you for joining us for our Anything Goes challenge at Polkadoodles.
Pauline
x

Kym's Crafty Cards said...

What a lovely card you have made here which fits perfectly the Ching-Chou Kuik Digital Stamps Inspiration and Challenge Blog Monthly Challenge this month of “Under the sea”. Even more FANTASTIC is that you have used one of Ching-Chou Kuik's digital stamps. Love the addition of the frames over the image. Lovely idea.

Thank you for entering, best wishes in the draw and for your support of this challenge. Kym (Ching-Chou Kuik Digital Stamps Design Team Leader).