It's Whatever Wednesday - and I decided to make another card using a stamp from the Stampin' UP! Bareback stamp set that my friend Lorie gave me.
I stamped the image once and then gave it a shadow effect by stamping the same stamp again with out re-inking it. I like the way that looks on this particular image because it gives it the appearance that the horses are racing.
The cording I used is actually a "treasure" that I found on one of my hunts at a thrift store.
There's no manufacturer information on it and I'm not sure what its original purpose was but it is tested for 100 pound weight, so it's pretty strong.
This is the inside of my card:
This is my 71st card in the 100 Cards in 100 Days Challenge (and this is the 64th day of 2014).
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Cardstock: Recollections Black and Stampin' UP! Sahara Sand
Designer Paper: Recollections Bold Basics Paper Pad
Embellishments: Foof-a-La Buttons, Offray Crochet Thread, and Cording and a Charm from unknown vendors
7 comments:
If the cording is plastic it could be what I used when I was teen to cover wire hangers at the youth center! Hobby Lobby carries this plastic lacing http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/white-s-getti-string-plastic-lacing-spool-565556/
Very nice card. I want to try this stamping technique.
LOVE! This is a perfect card for a guy. Love it!
Lynn
Such a beauty! They do look like they are racing around like wild mustangs (reminds me of the Pioneer woman's ranch!). Love the colors and that amazing charm! You do an amazing job doing the insides of the cards, I should try and remember to do more of that.Thanks for the kind visit today!
Beautiful. Love the shadowing and that fun cord and charm.
Jeanette this is a stunning card - love the way you have embellished the card in such a way that the eye still goes straight to the wonderfully stamped image.
Blessings
Maxine
Oh I love this! The shadow was a great effect, it really does look like they are racing!
beautiful card love the double stamped image gives a great effect love the CAS layout and love the papers and cowboy hat charm gives the final touch
carol x
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