Sunday 26 July 2015
WCC29 -- Make a Wish!
The card which I chose to create uses the Easel Fold which isn't pictured. There are several types of Easel Folds but, since I've just come back home from our trip to Alaska, I stuck to the simplest of them which is the straight forward Easel.
Since I've just been on a cruise, the ship from the Traveler stamp set really appealed to me. The coast of Alaska is rainy much of the year and so seascapes of aquamarine were common. Using a wash of Pool Party ink and Lost Lagoon ink, I managed to re-create some of what I saw. The other colours which I've used are the Memento black ink and the new Watermelon Wonder ink as well.
I've used a base of Night of Navy and also Whisper White, Watermelon Wonder and Pool Party cardstocks. For the background of the inside of my card, I've stamped the World Map stamp on a piece of Pool Party cardstock using Lost Lagoon ink. The sentiment is from the Perfect Pennants stamp set.
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Love the easel card you chose for this challenge Heidi. How appropriate to choose an ocean theme and the beautiful ship from Traveller. Lots of details in this card and they all blend so wonderfully. Sorry you experienced rain on your Alaska cruise, that seems to be fairly typical. Apart from that the landscape and ruggedness of the terrain is priceless. Welcome back.
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