Well can you believe that another week has gone by already - where is this year disappearing to??
I was beginning to wonder if I would get a chance to make a card for this weeks Less is More Challenge but I've had a bit of time to myself tonight so instead of cleaning the windows which was the target I'd set myself I decided a bit of "me" time was in order (well it has been one of those days at work where I seem to have gone backwards instead of forwards lol).
So onto this week's challenge a card using acetate in any way you want - its certainly caused a lot of sharp intakes of breath among the LIMette community, however I thought if others can rise to the challenge then so should I (or at least try).
Taking inspiration from Mandi's card from last week I have spent a very pleasant evening assembling tiny daisys using a small punch and some papermania gemstones. Leaving those to dry for a while I used alcohol inks on some acetate and stamped an image in the centre (could have possibly chosen a better image but couldn't find the one I wanted). This was then mounted behind an aperture cut in a 15cm square card together with an insert so you couldn't see the inner workings and finally the daisys stuck around the circle. The spacing on the daisys could probably have been a bit better but I think it works okay.
Thanks for looking and any comments you may leave - I really enjoy being part of the LIM community.
This is great - I love the daisy chain, such a pretty card. x
ReplyDeleteLove the daisies. x
ReplyDeleteThose daisies are so sweet... they are super. Did you know that Archival Ink removes Alcohol ink? If you had used that and then wiped the image you would have been left with a clear daisy which would then have let the white from the inside of the card show through and matched (or echoed) the white of the tiny daises.
ReplyDeleteIt's something you may like to try sometime...
Thanks for making the time to do a card for this week's challenge Trudi!
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Hi, so glad I inspired you with the little daisies, they look very pretty
ReplyDeleteGreat little card, so effective
Thanks so much Trudi
mandi
Less is More
Do like the yellow and daisies together!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Sarah at 164
I love your daisy theme. You have a lot of patience! Lynn x
ReplyDeleteSuper card
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Kathyk
What a pretty card...and those daisies are so effective!! Gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful Easter and I hope the Easter bunny brings you some crafting goodies! ;)
Emma x
Love this! The daisies are so pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous! I love your daisies - You did a fabulous job assembling the little ones.
ReplyDeleteCan't see anything wrong with the placing of the daisies - and I love those daisies. Think this is a super card.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the daisies, so much work :), a lovely card
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