Back in class again and now I have a Graffiti card for Backgrounds into the Foreground, I just love this technique and think it’s particularly good for those wonderfully challenging masculine designs.
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Not my best card but this class is all about learning so I’m sharing it all (well most of it) and I know I can improve on this technique and already have some more ideas swimming in my head…. so watch this space lol.
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Great use of all these different sets Therese! Love this card.
Nicely done–love the inlaid diecut for the age! The enamel dots are just the perfect touch.
Are you crazee??? Brilliant “graffiti” card, therese. I have yet to try this technique out – love that you used numbers ;oP
Love this!
I can’t imagine anything more fabulous than this…but if it’s possible, then I’ll be watching! Awesome card, Therese! And perfect for a ‘guy’!
Great card, I love the coice of colors and how you matched all those sentiments perfectly.
Hey that’s pretty darn cool – great for male cards I agree.
What … Therese, this is fantastic … such a cool look … and so impeccably put together (as ever)! Anita 🙂
Love all that layered stamping – something I never do!! I will have to try it. The stamps go together so well I thought it was one stamp!! I’m taking a class starting April 1 and I can’t wait to get some new ideas and start experimenting, your class looks very fun!
Great for those male cards. Like the 21.
oh I absolutely love this Therese. Love how you used the enamel dots.
Oh boy do I love this card Therese, the layered stamping is perfection!!
Very interesting (I say as I twirl my moustache…:) only joking – no moustache). A very effective technique and one I’ll have to try myself. Ta for the ideas. You’re fab-u-lous!
You have done this really well….I think I may pass on this technique. Looks too tricky, but you have pulled it off beautifully.