How exciting that a Stampotique order arrived at my door today .... I did the happy dance to my craft room, sat down and began to create. Have you seen all those cartoon comedic posts about doing something because someone said it will be fun, and it really isn't ? lol A lot of them are so random and really amuse me. I had this idea for Shoot for the Stars as soon as I saw this weeks star challenge, poor Dweeze, suspended there in outer space. I was really happy with how this page turned out, especially how using Stampendous embossing powders made the stars shine - I used aged copper, aged silver and shabby pink.
Thanks for visiting, hope you like it :)
There is so much detail and texture in the stars, I thought I would take a few close up pics of them in a duller light to avoid the shine and sparkle. I LOVED how this embossing powder melted, becomes fluid and moves around. I wanted to add some pink, because Dweeze is in touch with his feminine side wearing his pink coat :)
Awsome! The sentiment/ quote is so nice! Thanks for sharing your creation with us over at SDC
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, great textured stars!
ReplyDeleteLol Nikki :) this made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with us at Stampotique this week :)
Love how you cleverly repositioned Dweeze's art to fit your vision for this project, Nikki! I know embossing takes time, but so worth it to get that shimmer in your stars! Thanks for joining us in the Stampotique Designers' Challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great page! Thanks for joining us again this week at Stampotique.
ReplyDeleteFabulous, the stars look like sunshine in the darkness
ReplyDeleteBrilliant colours on the character and words
This is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo clever! The sentiment definitely made me smile!
I love the addition of the embossing powders!
Ha ha! What fun! Your stars look gorgeous.
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