technique described HERE, image from the Years Ago set by
Blockheads. (If you don't have this set yet, just trust me on this, you
need it--well,okay, want it!)
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Happy Father's Day, and Happy Sunday to you!
More challenges:
Gingerloft--Vintage
Speedy and Friends--Vintage
Crafty Catz--embossing
Hotshot Craft Blog--distress inks
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Very cool technique. Beautiful card. I may have to try this today while the hubby is watching golf!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bkgrnd, Trisha! ONe would never know that is made from good ole TP!
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ReplyDeleteA beautiful technique and I so love the composition on your card.
Wishes
Lynne
Cool card and technique Trisha. Gotta have a look at those stamps if you say want and need together about them lol.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda] xox
Great technique. Love your card today. take care, gerri
ReplyDeleteCool card, love this technique, must put that on my to do list.
ReplyDeleteLesley♥
seriously, tp? great image too!
ReplyDeleteCool card you got there. I wonder if you could do this technique with layers of tissue paper? Hmmmm...
ReplyDeleteThat folder worked great...love how it looks. Did you color after the TP was dry or when wet. Love the color! Great card!!
ReplyDeleteWow it looks awesome that way!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique! Looks good. Thanks for joining us at Speedy Fox & Friends.
ReplyDeleteKaren, I spritzed it with "walnut" ink after it was dried--I'd like to try the color-it-while-it's-wet technique, though. You got some amazing results with that!
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Interesting technique I will have to try. Thanks for joining Speedy Fox and Friends.
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique I will have to try. Thanks for joining Speedy Fox and Friends.
ReplyDeleteNice Vintage look to your card! Looks like a great technique! Thanks for joining Speedy Fox and Friends this week.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely card, so lovely. Thanks for sharing it with us at CraftyCatz this week.xx
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Super card, Thanks for sharing your fab creation with us at CRAFTY CATZ x carol
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous--LOVE how you created the texture! Must try this sometime! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful vintage card!!! Thanks for joining us this week at Speedy Fox & Friends blog challenge!
ReplyDeletewhat a super creation love those colours and thanks for joining us at crafty catz...hug sassyx
ReplyDeleteVery lovely card!
ReplyDeleteLovely use of TP!! Great card and I do love the embossing!
ReplyDeleteoh you are so talented and creative!!! love hearing about these techniques!!!!
ReplyDeleteCool card. Very inventive. Thanks for playing along with us here at Speedy Fox and Friends challenge, we hope to see you again next week. Make sure to check out our challenge with Friends of SpeedyTV or Tutorial Time on SpeedyTV for more fun and more chances to win with Mark's Finest Papers, a Heinrich Co.
ReplyDeleteOh Trisha, this is so neat! Love the design from that folder, and the color is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique. Thanks for joning us for the vintage challenge at Speedy Fox and Friends.
ReplyDeleteWhat a LOVELY card!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Gingerloft! Have a GREAT day!