I used a piece of Yupo to mop up a mixture of blue acrylic paint that had been spritzed with water. I got a lovely background that seemed much like the sea. So when I saw that the new Addicted to CAS challenge is "seaside", it seemed the perfect piece to incorporate into a seaside-themed card.
I stamped a very old PSX sentiment on it, trimmed it down, and added it to a white card base. I had a leftover piece of sprayed cs (sprayed very appropriately with the Mr. Huey's spray called "Shell"). I cut the base of the shells out of the lighter spray area, and then the top outlines of the shells out of the more solid-coloured areas. Glued them together and then attached to the card, and it was done.
I'm linking it up to Addicted to CAS:
and to CAS Mix-Up:
For CAS Mix Up, I have stamping, smooshing, and, for my choice, die cuts.
I hope you like it.
What a great mopped up background and is perfect as the sea. Great sentiment and loving your card x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful background that does look like the sea! Love the shells and that sentiment is perfect!
ReplyDeletethe background looks awesome, it reminds me of encaustic wax, just look at those ripples of acrylic paint.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful underwater sea smooshed background with acrylic paint leftovers...how fun Susan. Love your die cut shells and sentiment. All a perfect combo for your creative card. TFS my friend. Hugs..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous background Susan. It really does look like the sea. The layered shells are so pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteYour background is just perfect, and the card is beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing along with us at Addicted to CAS - DT Ellenor
Your background is beautiful, Susan! I love how you placed the sea shells and your color combo is perfect for the seaside! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at Addicted to CAS!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely background. Perfect colorcombination. Thanks for joining us over at ATCAS.
ReplyDeleteHaving just come back from a cruise - your sentiment perfectly reflects how I felt. Love the background and the shells. So glad you joined us at ATCAS this week
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