Surf's Up!
I love the ocean, especially around 7pm on a summer night. That's when the beaches are much less crowded, the air is cooler and there's just a peace that settles over things. I suspect it's quite nice very early in the morning also, but I just can't get out of bed to verify. Maybe this project will inspire you to visit and verify for yourself that the beach really is a special place.
Measurements (full list of supplies at the bottom of post)
- Thick Basic White card base (5-1/2" x 8-1/2", scored in half at 4-1/4")
- Pacific Point cardstock (large scrap)
- Shimmery White cardstock (at least 3" x 5-1/2")
- Tahitian Tide cardstock (at least 3" x 5-1/2")
- Basic Gray cardstock (small scraps)
Directions
- Create an abstract background on the Shimmery White using the Smoosh Technique (see last week's post). I used Coastal Cabana, Bermuda Bay and Pacific Point on mine. Allow to dry completely.
- Apply adhesive sheet over the back of the Shimmery White and the Tahitian Tide layers and run each through the Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine using the two wave images from the Waves dies. You can use Tombow Liquid Glue if you prefer.
- Adhere both waves on top of the scrap of Pacific Point and fussy cut it out.
- Die cut the clouds from the Masking Paper using the images found in the Waves dies. De-tack them a bit and then apply where you want the clouds on our card.
- Using a Blending Brush and Balmy Blue ink pad, apply color to the majority of the card base. Remove cloud masks when done.
- Adhere wave, leaving a gap on the left, bottom and right. This gives the appearance of another layer, even though there isn't one.
- Die cut three seagulls from Basic Gray cardstock and adhere to card base as desired.
- Stamp sentiment using Pacific Point ink.
- Add rhinestones if desired.
Here's the video for those of you who prefer to watch the project being created.
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