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Crazy Crafters Blog Hop with Danielle Kassing

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Today we are CASEing Danielle Kassing from the Netherlands.

I got lost in her blog - Stamp Along - with all the lovely cards and projects she had posted.

I decided on this water-coloured background card.



I decide to do mine in portrait using greens and berry colours.



I washed the water colour cardstock and then dropped the colour on the water soaked area.  
I started with the lightest, which was Mint Macaron.  Next I added Tranquil Tide and let it run into the lighter ink a little. 
I decided I wanted a little contrast so added little splatters of Rich Razzleberry which blended in nicely as it dried.




I used one of the Pearl doilies with a punched sentiment for the centre.
The lovely flowers were fussy cut from the Share What You Love DSP.

The whole cardfront was mounted onto Rich Razzleberry card before adding to the card.
I finished with a few pearls scattered around.


Check out what the other Crazy Crafters have created by clicking on the links below.

Hope you enjoy our blog hop with Danielle Kassing!

Comments

  1. Danielle Kassing - Stamp Along17 June 2018 at 17:12

    Oh wauw! Stunning card! Now I have to CASE you hihi.....

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    1. Shirley Jones Taylor17 June 2018 at 17:49

      Thanks so much Danielle! Your work is lovely and I had fun looking through your work.

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  2. Alessandra Winfield17 June 2018 at 20:01

    Love your card, Shirley! I do like the watercolouring you did here - goes so well with all the elements you placed on the card. Beautiful!

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