Here we are again with another International Ambassadors Blog Hop and we would like to say "Thank You" to all of you who take part in this.
We try to do this hop once a month and use a different theme each time to showcase some of the beautiful dies from Spellbinders
It is our way to show you the style that each of us has and hopefully you will enjoy what we come up with.
For this month we decided to use the dies by Seth Apter who is one of the licensed designers for Spellbinders
The die I chose to use is Splatter Proof and I have used Brusho Crystal Colours and sequins to get the look.
I added yellow, orange and red randomly on wet card and allowed the colours to spread on their own on a large piece of card.
I used part for my background and the other I cut with the Splatter Proof die. After adding the background panel I added the die cuts so that the colours would show up and dotted sequins around in blending tones
Please pop along to my talented friends and see what they have come up with this month for your delight, and please leave us a comment so that we know you have visited ... See you again next month for another IA Informal Blog Hop
Linda Lucas Australia
Yvonne van de Grijp Netherlands
Christine Emberson UK
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Morning Christina, a beautiful and bright card this morning
ReplyDeleteNancyd xx
Hi Christina,
ReplyDeleteA great way to use these dies, and beautiful colours too. I absolutely love the Seth Apter collection.
Chris xx
Wow, this is a stunning card - I love how you have used the dies, and how they so perfectly complement you background.
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Maxine
Lovely card-bright & cheerful.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Nice card Christina, great colors )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card
ReplyDeleteMorning Christina,
ReplyDeleteA great fun card, love it.
Lydia
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Brilliant card, I was using my Brusho's along with my Grandson yesterday.
ReplyDeleteLoving your colour combination and those great dies. Off to have a look at them.
Have a good day
Patricia x
Morning Christina
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there would be many of the younger generation who would love to receive this vibrant card.... I know I would and I'm a mere 65 years young!
June x
Very creative and filled with warm cokors! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteArtistic and bright but not my kind of card. Prefer the flowers ribbons and pearls xxx
ReplyDeleteLove these dies Christina, thanks Ann
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Christina :) Oh...well.... um......this is a very clever use of this die. The sentiment is BEAUTIFUL! Big Hugs.
ReplyDeleteMorning Christina,
ReplyDeleteYes, I've managed to just scrape in before noon to enjoy the blog hop. I love your card...what fun. I think I'm going to have to have a look at the dies in the Seth Apter collection and decide if they are something I can't live without...who am I kidding, you know I'm going to fall in love with them as soon as I see them all lol. Off hopping now :)
Bejay xx
Hi Christina, This is a fabulous die and combined with the Brusho's produces a brilliant male card.
ReplyDeleteLots of love from Patricia xx
Very pretty Christina...love the Brushos technique...luv Ursula on hols in Canada...xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, love the colours.
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Linda xxx
Love the SPLASH of colours
ReplyDeleteVery interesting card, I can see using this background and combining it with lots of other elements. Love the Brusho.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteNot my type of card but brilliant all the same. I love your usual 'flowers, ribbons & pearls'
Love & best wishes
Jenny C xxx
Hi Christina. Lovely bright card to start the week.
ReplyDeleteLovely card Christina. Think that die goes well with the Brusho's. Will certainly have to put that on my wish list. I have at last tried out my Brusho's and really like them and think this die would be really good to have with them. Thank you for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteHello Christina, I think the card is brilliant. It's just perfect for a male card. Which is something I myself struggle with. So, well done have a great day.
ReplyDeleteChristina I love this. Fantastic background and really love how you used the dies.
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