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Monday, July 4, 2016

Summer garden

Hey all, happy Monday. I have been on and off blogging nowadays, the kiddos were off school, and was busy with some errands. I am trying to visit your blogs, hopefully will do it slowly, there are so many I have missed.

I am up with a card, inspired by the summer colors I see nowadays, all the flora and fauna is blooming and booming, so its greenery and flowers everywhere I see from my house. My card is inspired by this.

I started with spraying a water color paper with mowed lawn distress ink spray, and then I used Paper Smooches - botanicals to stamp in olive green from Momento and a red ink.
Once done with the stamping, I used Avery Elle Tag die and die cut the tag, and glued the front to a white base, and for the tag I used foam adhesive. I added a white floss to the tag, and black jewels to the flower centers. The sentiment is from HLS - mix mash set.

Linking this with:

Shopping our Stash
A garden inspired entry here
How does garden grow

Paper Smooches
Joining in with a summer garden


CWS  Challenge
With ink splatters


AAA Cards
I have tag on my card


CAS(E) this Sketch
 Sticking pretty much to the sketch
 


Thank you for stopping by, I really appreciate your kind  feedback :) Have a great day!

17 comments:

  1. Hiii! So glad to see you play at SOS! (Your work is always inspiring!) This card is so unique-- that inverted tag is so cool with the modern font of the sentiment. Have a great day!

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  2. What a gorgeous sprayed background Rahmat and such a good idea to cut the tag like this. I can see this also being a good idea for an Xmas card. Have fun with the kids and thanks for joining AAA

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  3. I am loving your sprayed background - it looks amazing! And the tiny flowers and leaves look beautiful! Lovely card, Rahmat!

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  4. Such an unusual idea to have the tag upside down and it works so brilliantly. Gorgeous background too. Thanks for playing at AAA Cards.

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  5. The sprayed background Also liked the way you have used the tag

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  6. Glorious card and fabulous spraying. Beautiful colour choice and the tag is such a clever idea x

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  7. Hello Rahmat: I'm blown away by this card, I love the gorgeous spray of green color, it looks amazing.
    Love the jewels in the little flowers too, awesome detail.
    Thank you for playing with our Shopping Our Stash challenge, hope to see you back in the gallery again soon.
    Hugs,
    Maria Rodriguez.DT

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  8. Beautiful work! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Shopping Our Stash!
    Hugz,
    Chana, DT

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  9. Oh, this is gorgeous! Fabulous take on the sketch!

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  10. I agree with all ladies
    your card is stunning
    that splatter hmmmm so pretty
    and the flowers so adorable
    I really love your splatter Card Rahmat
    ini bagus sekali
    terima kasih sudah Join at CWS this month
    hugs
    Monika

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  11. Rahmat, your card is just beautiful. Love th cool effect your background splattering creates.
    Thank you for playing along with Creative With Stamps~Ink Splatters challenge this month :)

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  12. It seems I can smell grass, it looks so fresh! Perfect combination of colors and texture.

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  13. Beautiful take on the sketch! I love the ink spatters!

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  14. Stunner! What a fabulous way to use the CWS theme. Thanks so much for playing along at Creative With Stamps, so glad you have, Jo x

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  15. Fabulous card, I camouflaged my tag also. thanks for playing with us at AAA Cards!

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  16. What a beautiful card- the ink spray is FAB! I love everything about this card design! THANKS for joining in the fun and playing along with us for the PS challenge- hope you link again soon <3

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  17. The background looks so great - how wonderful to spray with a fresh color and stamp your image above :)
    Thanks for joing our challenge at Creative with Stamps!
    Creative Greetings, Eunice (DT)

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