Hey, Smiley from millan.net.  I hope you had a great day yesterday!  I was just a bit lazy . . . lying on the couch, napping, lying on the couch, napping, blah blah blah.  I sure as hell didn’t get much done, but oh what a great day!

Today is another Rubbernecker Blogger Challenge.  Tami gave us an excellent sketch, which you can check out on the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog.  I hope that you join us and play along this week!

I used a new stamp on my card today.  I actually didn’t have this one, BUT while I was at Bev’s it was lying on the table with a few stamped images.  I started to take the stamped images, but the stamp actually made it into my bag instead.  Anyhoo, I wanted to follow the sketch (since it’s such a great one), and left my second panel plain.  I’m not sure about this and almost put a grunge flourish on it before I took the pic.  I wasn’t too sure about that either, and decided to continue to look at the card for a few days.  I’ll make up my mind later on if I should add something or not.

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The image panel started as white paper and then color was added by swiping the ink pads on my craft sheet, misting with water and adding layers of color, ironing in between the layers.  The edges of the image panel were distressed using scissors.  I tell you this so that you can see the difference between the results of the scissors and that of the distressing tool.  The panel behind the image was distressed with the tool.  Big difference!  When I want a more aged distressed look, I go for the scissors!  The images were colored with distress reinkers and a paint brush.  I decided to use up some of the letters in my mini Grunge collection for the sentiment.  They were first covered with Distress Crackle Paint, leaving space in between the paint.  When the letters dried, I went back over them with distress ink.  The sentiment is adhered to a Spellbinders die cut with glossy accents.  Fun card to work on!!!

  • Stamps:  Stamp Oasis Holiday Collection:  Pine Cone Montage from Rubbernecker Stamp Company
  • Paper: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, BasicGrey Figgy; SU Chocolate Chip and Baja Breeze
  • Ink: Ranger Broken China, Vintage Photo Brushed Corduroy and Pine Needles Distress; and Archival Jet Black
  • Accessories: Clover Craft Iron; Sewing Machine; Ranger Craft Sheet, Peeled Paint Distress Crackle Paint, Ink Blending Tool, Mini Mister, Glossy Accents; Tonic Tim Holtz Scissors and Distress Tool; Tim Holtz idea-ology Mini Grunge Board; Spellbinders Shapeabilities Ribbon Tags Trio; Tsukineko Sponge Dauber; Brads; Cotton Twill; Venture Foam Mounting Tape

Have a great day and I look forward to seeing what you do with this sketch!

10 Responses to “Rubbernecker Blogger Challenge Day!”

  1. Sherry, a grunged flourish or a grunged pine tree. I could really see that. There’s that fine line between: okay, I’m done …..AND….. nah, it needs som’thin more.

    Lovely card. Thanks so much for sharing.

  2. I can’t believe we used the same image! Love how different our cards are and your distressed edges are fabulous!

  3. WONDERFUL card! I LOVE the aged, ‘burnt’ look of the image panel and the look of the letters too!

  4. hmmmm…..I don’t know….more or leave it???? Of course, I tend to “leave” more often than not so that means it probably should have more BWHAHAAAAAA!!!

  5. OMG, Sherry….I love your shabby chic look with the sewing and that gorgeous image!!!!! Love how you did the sentiment, too!!!

  6. Wow, this is gorgeous Sherry, love the Noel letters!

  7. I especially love the Noel sentiment, Sherry1 This is lovely.

  8. Wow love this Sherry, love all the distressing!!

  9. very cool, I like the torn edges, has a great masculine feel to it!

  10. Ohhhh, this stamp was definitely meant to be in your hands! I really do enjoy this card … especially the rustic ‘Noel’!

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