Welcome to my challenge card blog post for Sunday Stamp Challenge #196. It is a sketch challenge:
I have been wanting to use the bathtub soaking stamp from the Bubbles & Bubbly stamp set and this layout was perfect.
I stamped the image with Memento Black Ink since I planned to color with Stamp 'n Blends alcohol markers. I choose Smoky Slate for both the card stock and the tub. The bubbles in the bath and on the popped up circles were all colored with Wink of Stella over Light Pool Party.
If you are a card maker give a challenge a try! It does help you use stamps that you may have neglected and it does help start creativity. They are not all winners, but are made with your heart and also gives you a good set of cards to choose from when you need a quick card!
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Wow what a fun image! Love how you used the sketch. Thanks for sharing with us at SUNDAY STAMPS :)
ReplyDeleteYou’re most welcome, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Love the little bubbles floating above the focal image. Perfect! Thanks for joining us at Sunday Stamps, hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy! I appreciate the kind comments!
DeleteSuper cute, Anita - love how you did the bubbles, lol - I want to be soaking in a nice tub with a glass of bubbly, too, now! Thanks so much for playing at Sunday Stamps!
ReplyDeleteThank you,Heather! This was a fun set to pull out and color!
DeleteI love this Beautiful Image
ReplyDeleteand great idea with your bubbles..
if you cant believe me I made a Card with Lady in bath tub too but with other stamp Company you can visit my blog to look it ..
we have antena to make similar Card hehehe LOL
great Card I love this
Many thanks for joining us at Sunday Stamps this time
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Monika
I just checked out your card. Really cute and congratulations on being chosen as the Guest Designer! I guess we do have the same antenna! Always fun to play along!
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