I hope it's not cheating as I created the scene with Craft Artist - if it is ladies then please feel free to delete it. I cut the frame out with some Spellbinders dies, stamped it with SU's hardwood stamp then ran it through a wood embossing folder. I was trying to get the look of distressed wood that you see on pictures in seaside gift shops. I'm not sure if I succeeded though. The sentiment is a Simon Says Stamp one.
A fabulous card, I love it :)
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous. I am rubbish at scenic cards!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sarn xxx
Whether it's allowed or not, your card is lovely
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Really lovely card, great frame and a fab scene.
ReplyDeleteKath x
A fabulous card Sue and certainly not cheating in my book.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful beachy scene and great attention to detail.
Thanks so much for sharing and taking part.
Sarah xx
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Love the scene and makes a gorgeous card. Hugs, Carol S.xx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scene, Sue. I love how you've framed it. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous, gorgeous scene!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Chrissie
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The scene is lovely, and enhanced with the perfect S/B die too. I love the look you've achieved with the wood EF as it does invoke the bleached beach woods. Hope you will have a great wkend, that things are going well, and TFS. Hugs
ReplyDeleteA great little scene and I love your woodgrain frame. Certainly not cheating, as long as you follow the theme and keep it CAS your're good to go :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us.
Anita x
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Sue what a gorgeous creation. Perfectly ok to add, it is CAS. But... I am jealous, have yet to get to grips with CAP lol!
ReplyDeleteFab beachy scene
Thanks so much for joining us
Anne
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It is a lovely scene and the wood grain background has worked very well to give the look you wanted. Hugs Mrs A.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty scene, Sue! I love how you've put the wood grain behind it! I looks like a driftwood frame!
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