Welcome to the Mama Elephant July Design Team blog hop! Our July release is now live and available for purchase in the Mama Elephant store.
To celebrate the new release, Mama Elephant is giving away 3 gift certificates worth $20.00 each to 3 lucky people! Winners will be chosen at random from the collective blogs in the Stampede. Winners will be announced on the blog on the last Stamp Highlight day on the Mama Elephant blog.
Here's how to qualify to win (leave a separate comment for each):
- Leave a comment on this blog post
- Become a follower of our blog
- Like/share us on Facebook
- Follow/tweet us on Twitter
To create this Caribbean pink and purple sunset-inspired postcard piece that's perfect for anybody's desktop, I used clear embossing powder to stamp the sentiment onto watercolor paper. I then created a background using distress markers using the ink to craft sheet, water and bead up the ink, before applying paper to the craft sheet. This is one of my favorite techniques currently.
To finish off the postcard piece, I added sequins, photo corners, a pattern background, and placed it into a frame.
Materials used: Mama Elephant Hustle, Tim Holtz distress markers, Ranger super fine embossing powder, sequins
Hope you enjoyed this project. Be sure to hop to every Mama Elephant design team member's blog.
- Mama Elephant http://www.mamaelephantblog.com/ -- start here if you get lost
- Karolyn Loncon http://karolyns-paperkraft.blogspot.com/
- JJ Bolton http://jjbolton.org
- Geralyn Sy http://inacreativebubble.blogspot.com/
- Jenn Biederman http://createdbyjb.typepad.com/
- Cheiron Brandon http://www.cheironbrandon.typepad.com
- Alice Wertz http://aliceslittlewonderland.blogspot.com/
- Mariana Grigsby http://marianagrigsby.wordpress.com/
- Savannah O'Gwynn http://savannahland2.blogspot.com/ -- your previous stop
- Pearl Lui http://kraftypearl.blogspot.com/ -- you are here
- Lea Lawson http://leascupcakesandsunshine.blogspot.com/ -- your next stop
- KRAFTY pearl
This is so very pretty! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love the distress inks you used here! The colors and technique are gorgeous under the white embossing. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome watercolor technique! I love that sentiment!!
ReplyDeleteI love the resist technique, and the colours you used are perfect! x
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty! I love that frame!!
ReplyDeleteThat's really pretty!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous technique! The background is fantastic, love this piece!
ReplyDeleteI already follow ME's blog
ReplyDeleteAnd I like ME on FB and shared about the Stampede there
ReplyDeleteAnd follow on Twitter and tweeted: https://twitter.com/MiriamPrantner/status/356789593711968256
ReplyDeleteso beautiful!!! LOOOOOOVE how you created that background!! and not only that, it goes PERFECTLY with the sentiment! (since it looks like rain, and it's 'water' color! ha ha!)
ReplyDeletegorgeous! i love it!! thank you for the pretty inspiration!
What a cool little project. I think that it would cheer you up on a "rainy" day.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! LOVE the sequins tucked on there too!
ReplyDeletehousesbuiltofcards@gmail.com
www.housesbuiltofcards.blogspot.com
SUPER fabulous watercolor background! LOVE the extra sequins!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling little decorative piece and that background is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so beautiful! I love the frame that it is in! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI'm a blog follower!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a fb fan!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty for a desktop!
ReplyDeleteI am a ME blog follower.
ReplyDeleteGreat water color technique, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat, easy colouring technique that works so well :) lovely postcard.
ReplyDeleteI already follow the ME blog
ReplyDeleteI already like/follow the ME facebook page
ReplyDeleteThat watercolour technique is so soft and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou do a great job with the Distress inks and the water. It looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat way to use the stamps! Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteFollowing on bloglovin'.
ReplyDeleteFollowing on twitter.
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing project you created!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite project!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty effects with this technique!
ReplyDeleteOh, how beautiful! I love what you did with the watercolors--making it look rainy and rainbow-y at the same time!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of ME's blog!
ReplyDeleteI also follow ME on facebook!
ReplyDeleteWow what a work of art!!! gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI follow the ME blog!
ReplyDeleteI follow ME on FB!
ReplyDeleteI tweeted on Twitter!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is gorgeous! I love the watercolored background!
ReplyDeleteAlready a blog follower!
ReplyDeleteAlready a fb follower!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely watercolor art!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous and so elegantly framed!!!
ReplyDelete<3 J
As an elephant, I can walk for miles and miles.....but I would never go anywhere without following the leader of our herd, Mama Elephant, by email. :)~
ReplyDelete<3 J
beautiful background created and loved your embossing of sentiment.
ReplyDelete