This week Watercooler Wednesday Challenge is
This week Heidi Weaver is bringing a fun Tic-Tac-Toe challenge. Those who love techniques will find one or two that could be included. This is like the tic-tac-toe game: you can pick three boxes in a row, going horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Your choices are what you will use in creating your card.
For my card this week, I chose the first vertical line - with Birthday, Emboss Resist and Any shade of Blue.
I used Whisper White for the background and matted it on Bashful Blue card stock, and used Versa Mark and clear embossing powder and the stamps from the Choose Happiness stamp set. Bashful Blue and Wild Wasabi stamp pads were used. The die cut from Memory Box is Happy Birthday Garland. The sentiment on the inside is from the Birthday Blossoms stamp set.
Here is my card:
And the inside:
Thanks for looking.
What a beautiful card, Betty! I love the emboss resist using those two colours. Used that way, the flowers from the Choose Happiness set almost resemble fireworks, adding to the birthday celebration. As always, you've made the inside of your card reflect the outside. Very nice! Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty card, Betty! Thanks for joining us this week at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges. Marsha
ReplyDeleteLovely emboss resist technique, Betty. I love this stamp set, too. You nicely finished the inside of the card, which is just lovely. Thanks for playing along with the Watercooler Wednesday challenge. ~Deborah
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful color combo and card design Miss Betty. Inside and out the design is lovely. Sweet memories too of Bashful Blue. Always one of my favorite colors. Choose Happiness definitely works on all levels. :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us for the Watercooler Wednesday challenge this week. - Jean
Betty Lee you're simply the embossing queen of all time. I love your oolor choices and the stamp set works really well with the emboss resist. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your card Betty Lee. You did a terrific job of embossing and resist.
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