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Misty Mountains

I was inspired to do this card by the Global Design Project #GDP187 - Landscapes and the Inspiration Challenge #700 at Splitcoaststampers.com.  The SCS site was Quora.  I picked this as my inspiration picture:
I started by swiping SU! Pacific Point on some aluminum foil and misting with water. I dipped my paper on the ink a few times to soak it all up. Then I took a paper towel dipped in white acrylic paint and pounced it on my inked paper while it was still wet. After the paper dried. I sponged around a circle to make the moon and torn paper to make my mountains. Next, I stamped some leaves from Rooted in Nature and then heat embossed the sentiment on a strip of Night of Navy.


Sympathy card for my stash.

Also did this card for the Global Design Project - a landscape on your card. 

Hugz!
Nancy

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  1. Gorgeous background, sky, stamping and sentiment for a thinking of you card, Nancy. TFS Hugs..Nancy

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  2. wow so beautiful Nancy, the image reminds me of of the islands around British Columbia :)

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  3. A fabulous card Nancy, you have created a beautiful scene - a great technique.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  4. Perfect card for a sympathy card...the scene and the sentiment!

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  5. Wow, the landscape you have created is so so so breathtaking. What a super idea to dab white acrylic paint. The moon looks so real. I also like the way you did the mountains and the leaves look just perfect.

    Love,
    Monica

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