Good morning!  Smiley from millan.net Hope y’all have had a good week so far.  It seems like I’ve been busy, but I’m not getting much accomplished.  Oh well, maybe it’s just meant to be . . . me spinning my wheels (only it’s not in a convertible)! Smiley from millan.net   I really think it’s more like this . . . Smiley from millan.net but I’ve lost the paddle!

Today is Rubbernecker Stamps WACKY WEDNESDAY #17, and Shelly is our hostess today.  She’s given us a simple challenge, incorporate a tag on your card.  Easy peasy!  You can check out more about the challenge and how to win a 40% off coupon from Rubbernecker Stamps on the Rubbernecker Blog.

My card today was a fun one to make.  I’ve been trying different papers with the Wrinkle Free Distress technique, and have absolutely fallen in love with the results I get when using watercolor paper.  No kidding!  Watercolor paper!  Try it sometime, it is fabulous.

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The background is watercolor paper that I’ve made using the Wrinkle Free Distress technique and Broken China, Dusty Concord and Peeled Paint Distress Inks.  The background for the new 468 Flower Silhouettes (released by Rubbernecker tomorrow) was made the same way but with Broken China, Shabby Shutters and Vintage Photo Distress Ink.  It’s also on a small manila shipping tag instead of watercolor paper.  Can you see the difference?  The flower image was colored with Tombow Markers, misted with water, and then stamped on the tag.  One of my very favorite techniques of all time!

  • Stamps:  468 Flower Silhouettes from Rubbernecker Stamps
  • Paper:  Strathmore Watercolor Paper; Prism Spring Willow Dark and Frosted Teal; Manila Shipping Tag
  • Ink:  Ranger Archival Jet Black and Vintage Photo, Shabby Shutters, Broken China, Dusty Concord and Peeled Paint Distress
  • Accessories:  Spellbinders Petite 5-1/2” Deckled Scalloped Borderabilities, Small and Large Classic and Scalloped Petite Oval Nestabilities; Ranger Mini Mister, Non-Stick Craft Sheet, Matte Accents; May Arts Ribbon; Venture Foam Tape; Tsukineko Sponge Dauber; Brads

Come play along in the WACKY WEDNESDAY Challenge this week . . . who knows, you might win a coupon worth 40% off your entire order at Rubbernecker Stamps.  The Red-Hot Mommas will be on the stroll tomorrow too, when we release 2 new sets and one new background!

10 Responses to “Wacky Wednesday #17!”

  1. Gorgeous card Sherry, I love the colors you used!

  2. Wow! I love these colors, Sherry. And of course your wrinkle free distressing and your paper distressing is perfect.

  3. Hey Sherry! Gorgeous!

  4. GAWWWJESSS!!!! What fabulous colors on this and I love how you added the lavender bling to the images!!! AWESOME design, Sherry!!!

  5. WOW!! I will have to try the watercolor paper….think I have some hiding in this mess somewhere.
    ok…I thought I had my order all figured out…but ANOTHER RELEASE? Geesh….maybe I’ll wait until tomorrow night to finalize it……I think that I’m going to have to hide this package!!)

  6. Oooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh how purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrty! Loving all the subtle colors everywhere! I love that lavender ribbon and all the little touches of green and lavender on this card.

  7. Wow!!!! This is so gorgeous!!! I’m going to have to try the watercolor paper with this technique! I never thought of that!

    I LOVE the colors you used and how you added the lavender to the flower!! A true work of art!

  8. This is so pretty!!
    I don’t know why, but purple is always the last color I reach for! Too bad, because I think the lavender in this is just so beautiful!!

    I love how you inked the image and the way your *inky thang* turned out!!
    Fabulous card, Sherry!

  9. Sherry this is gorgeous! I love the technique

  10. Oh, how beautiful! Thank you for the link to the tutorial. I have been wondering how to achieve this look! You do such a great job, too. Thanks for sharing!

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