This week's One Layer Wednesday Challenge (OLW44) is to be inspired by a pin from one of Marta Dansie's Pinterest Inspiration Boards. If you haven't been on Pinterest before - be warned - you may not look up again for several hours and your children will need to be picked up from school, your laundry will not be folded, the floor will remain unswept and your eyes will be weary (not that that has happened to me - I am far too responsible to fritter time away on the computer).
Anyhoo - this poster caught my eye as a worthy candidate for a One Layer Wednesday interpretation. The A Muse|Studio Tool-rific stamp set was just right to mimic this look. Doesn't that orange pop against the A|S Bermuda paper? Part of the sentiment was embossed in white to complete the card.
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What a fun card - my "kids" could send that to my hubby!!!
Kathyk
I love love your take! You've got the perfect stamps and colors for this! The cool graffic is perfect for a guy card!
Love the card, Michelle. That's probably the set I'm most looking forward to in the new A|S catalog. And your interpretation of the Marta's pin is spot on.
Love this card! Great take on the inspiration piece!
very cool to use the C plate. is that your new one? or the cracked one? tee hee ;)
Your take on the inspiration is FAB! That white embossing is the icing on the cake! And GREAT tip on the C plate!!! :) (I have a portion of one left too- bigger than my biggest acrylic block, but 2/3 the size of a C plate! Don't ask me how that happened. I'm pretty sure I bought it that way.)
Such a cute card and I love the colour combo.
What a brilliant idea about using the C plate! Thanks for the tip!
What an awesome card. Your interpretation of the photo using tools is really cool and turned out great!
Michelle, you're a genius! I would NEVER have thought to use my C plate for a large stamp!! LOVE what you've done here...very cool and perfect for a man!! I've never seen the A Muse catalog...would love to though!!
Well, don't you rock, Mrs. Discipline, who won't fritter away hours on a super-fabulous website. *snort*
I love your choice of inspiration...not one I would have had the slightest idea of what to do with. (Wow, that's an awkward sentence!) Anyway, you certainly did a fabulous job! Love how you matched the colors but changed the theme.
Cool that you can use your C plate for that. I have an ancient PSX stamp positioner that has a thin acrylic piece (but still rigid) for the stamp impressions...that's what I use when I need a giant block.
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