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Wednesday, 19 August 2020

The Great Outdoors for AALL & Create

 Hello Friends

I hope you are all staying safe and well.

My Guest designer project for AALL & Create this week is a card.

I started by creating the background, using the gorgeous Abundance stencil #85 by Olga Heldwein and PaperArtsy paints on my 5" x 7" Gelli plate layering up several times to achieve the background I wanted.

Next, I stamped the gorgeous flower (twice) from Tracy Evans' The Great Outdoors stamp set #370.  I love this flower, it reminds me of a waterlily.  I coloured the flowers with watercolours (Art by Marlene) and fussy cut the flowers before decoupaging them.

I die cut the vase (Tim Holtz die) from black card, stencilled using the same stencil as previously and PaperArtsy paint, and once dry I gave it three coats of clear embossing powder to give a lovely sheen.
To finish off, I added some washi tape to ground the vase and I used 3D gel to add the vase and the flower.

You can find a list of worldwide stockists for the stamp set and stencil is used on my project HERE.

Thanks so much for your visit, please stay safe and well and I hope to see
you again soon.

Hugs,  Anne xxx

12 comments:

  1. This is gorgeously classy Anne, I adore your vase for the flower. Beautifully placed together on a gorgeous background ❤️❤️

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  2. I love that flower too reminds me of a waterlily also and i've been working with it recently just love it. The zesty background has almost a 3D effect, love how you picked out part of the stencil to decorate the vase, quite oriental. Another beautiful piece Anne again Thank you for sharing.
    Hugs Tracey xx
    P.S Sorry if my words are muddled, not sure if it's me or my keyboard :/

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  3. Beautiful card Anne. Love the background, the colours and pattern are just gorgeous! Your flower is gorgeous too and sits so beautifully in the decorated vase! Love this!! xx

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  4. Love the background colours you've used with that stencil - it is indeed abundant and glorious. Great work again Anne. Elaine xx

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  5. This is beautiful Anne, it really is a lovely flower and the vase looks perfect with the same stencil as the background. Take care and have a great week, Sue xx

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  6. ooh this is absolutely stunning! The background is gorgeous and perfect for the beautiful vibrant flower in the awesome black vase. Take care and stay safe my friend! Hugs xxxxx

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  7. Wowza, this puts pep in my step Anne! Beautifully striking card, the clean contrasts are superb. Nicola x

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  8. Such a stunning card Anne x I love the background and the black bottle with the flower simply popping off the page with colour !! Love it xx

    Hope you are well and David too xx Sending huge hugs
    Annie xx

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  9. Wow what a STUNNING card! I just LOVE it! I've been scrolling around in your blog - OMG it's awesome! You're talent is brilliant!!
    I found the follow button :)

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  10. I always talk about your attention to detail, Annie, and this time my eyes were delighted by the way you used a shard of Washi tape to ground your beautiful glossy vase! The colors and stencil of the gelli background are so stunning and work beautifully with the gorgeous decoupaged flower! A magnificent card!!

    I hope you are keeping well! Sorry for the late visit. We had reservations from months ago to go camping at the beach last week and I was looking so forward to a change of scenery since March! But when we got there, the smoke and ash was so thick you couldn't see the ocean from the beach so we had to head back home ... where it has been even worse. It's hard to concentrate! We have a "go bag" packed, Justin Case, but hopefully we won't need it. Not sure where we would go with fires on all three sides of us. We need a boat!! Stay safe! Love, Darnell xxoo

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  11. What a great intricate stencil and oh those colors...so striking!

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  12. An amazing background - so pretty - and the flower looks so cool in its black vase.
    Alison x

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