It's fun in the sun time again with another collaboration between Stampendous and Dreamweaver Stencils! We'll be playing together all of this week, with a fabulous hop on Friday, August 2nd, featuring a slew of amazing talent from both teams, and of course...prizes!!!
Two prize packages will be given away for the comments left on posts Monday-Thursday, July 29th - August 1st, and one prize will be given away for comments left on the hop day, Friday, August 2nd. Winners will be selected randomly and announced Thursday, August 8th. (Note: USA addresses only, please, due to shipping costs.) Here's what you could win:
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Stampendous Surfer and Sandcastle Kiddos • Dreamweaver Hot Air Balloon, Ice Cream Cones, Summer, Mosaic Swirls, Bird Words, and Sandcastle stencils
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Here's what I created:
I started with the Deamweaver Sand Castle (LL3033) Paste with White Matte paste, remove stencil and cover in embossing powder. I used three two distress powders and Stampendous Aged Teal EP. Heat. Spread white glue around bottom of castle. Cover glue with Stampendous Color Fragments and Mica Flakes. Rough cut out image. Stamp the Stampendous Surfer Kiddo (CRV280) on a piece of white paper. Make sure you only ink his head. Ink full image and stamp again on a separate piece of paper. Color with pencils. Cut out, do not try to cut out every hair. Position Surfer over stamped image of head (makes it much easier than cutting out each hair). Place 3-d foam mounting tape on back of castle and position over surfer.
Now, hop on over to the next in line. Don't forget to leave some love for a chance to win, and just 'cuz it's nice!
So adorable and love your texture along the bottom!
ReplyDeleteThe 3D effect is sooooo awesome! I can't wait to get the supplies for that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun summery card!
ReplyDeleteA darling card! Thanks so much for using our Kiddo stamp! It's very cute! So glad you could play with us this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pairing of stamp and stencil! Super cute!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Terrece! Thanks for a fun week!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and texture of your sand castle.
ReplyDeletesue in Ohio
So cute - love the sandcastle.
ReplyDeleteYour card looks so adorable! The Kiddo behind the sandcastle looks so sweet!
ReplyDeletePs. My link is missing on your list - if you could please add me, that would be great! :)
Really like how you did the sand castle. I just bought this stencil so will have to try your technique!
ReplyDeleteCute and fun- I just got this stencil too- can't wait to get creating!
ReplyDeleteWhat dimension!!
ReplyDeleteI love your card! The sandcastle is great, the girl so cute. Great products offered in this hop. Thanks for the chance to win ;-)
ReplyDeleteCute, at first glance it looked like the little boy was actually playing in the sand making the sand castle. Great Job!!!
ReplyDeleteNot only a cute card, but oh so clever!
ReplyDeletenever would've thought of that, love it so many possibilities, sandcastles are childhood and at the beach. happy times
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love how you have the Surfer Kiddo peeking out from behind the sandcastle :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a realistic sandcastle. Might need to sweep up the sand. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeneta
Very happy and fun card!!! Wonderful sandcastle!!
ReplyDelete<3 J
Your sandcastle is simply enchanting! It is so realistic looking! TFS!
ReplyDeletecan I play in the sand with him. great fun with using the different mediums.
ReplyDeleteI love the sand castle!!!
ReplyDeleteCute card.
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I love the way you have the boy peeking out behind the sand castle. Very Cute card!
ReplyDeleteAren't you so clever with your masking effect!!!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING Creation for today!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Weekend!! ;)
ReplyDeleteSuper cuteness!!!
ReplyDeleteCute idea having him behind the sandcastle!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant sand castle and the texture along the bottom is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTerrece...thank you for all of your design support during the hop...wonderful creations! This card is darling!
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