The SCS Free 4 All Challenge was to use gel pens in our creations. I immediately thought of the bandana technique, where you stamp a paisley image, then add white gel dots around each one. I really dug into the archives with this one...using one of my daughter's stamps that she collected in grade school. This was during her era of 'gotta have a horse" time. The best we could do was have her take horseback riding lessons on someone else's horse. A couple of Labels Ten Nesties and an oval were cut with a CB and layered with dimensionals. No frills with this card. Thanks for visiting and commenting...TGIF!
STAMPS: The Stamp Pad Co.
PAPER: Tempting Turquoise, Black, White
INK: Versafine Onyx Black, Tempting Turquoise
ACCESSORIES: CB, Labels Ten & Oval Nesties, Metal Dots, Ribbon, Tag die, White Signo gel pen, Sponge
I love it when people dig old stamps out, and it looks totally fabulous all labelled up!! Great use of the gel pen too, gotta love that!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh,Oooooooooh!! WOW! I love your paisley bg!! What a fab job you have done!! I love the horse and nesties, but oh that bg!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card...Your technique sounds great...need to try that...
ReplyDeletePerfect horse card! The paisley is great as is the nestie you used to frame the image.
ReplyDeleteI love the turquoise and black and all of your perfectly placed gel pen highlights. This is really fine work, Wanda.
ReplyDeleteTalk about using a gel pen... do you have any left in yours... LOL... this is GREAT!!!! Love the dots all around the paisleys... and never would have known you did that... they are perfect.. and love the horse on the template.. I still am making all my May birthdays cards... and have to make a horse card... might just case this beauty.. love it Wanda..
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the stamped background with gel accenting, Wanda! A perfect bandana effect! Great design and the gingham is a fantastic touch!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Your background is perfection with the gel dots! Love the image, design and papers! Fabulous, Wanda!
ReplyDeleteWonderful use of the gel pen! Gorgeous card!
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