OCC Chalenge and Monthly ATC all in one!

I have been running all day! I had so much to do and not enough time. I know you all have had days like this so you can feel for me.

I have wanted to do the Our Creative Corner Challenge all week. It is right up my ally with “bling” being the criteria. I love glitter and had in mind what I wanted to do for my monthly ATC swap. I decided to combine the 2 so I could do the OCC challenge.

I had to use a new set set so I chose Pocket Silhouettes. I stamped the leaf stamp in Old Olive that had been off stamped. Then I stamped the Queen Anne’s Lace with Certainly Celery. Then began the glitter work. Using a glue pen I dotted the tops of a few of the stems and sprinkled on my red glitter. After letting it dry, I did the same for my purple glitter and then repeated with the yellow glitter when it had dried. Then I used the glue pen to trace the stems and sprinkled with green glitter. Then I had to wait for everything to dry. While I was waiting for it to dry I used my “bath poof background” technique to make the background for the ATC. Once the glue was dry I had to add the ribbon. This posed a challenge as I wanted each color on the ribbon to be on the ATC. I ended up cutting each piece individually so it would work out right (I’m not obsessive am I). After that it was just a matter of layering the pieces. So what do you think, will the girls in my swap like it? Here it is for your opinion.

Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes Paper: Old Olive, Summer Sun, white Ink: Certainly Celery, Lavender Lace, Old Olive, Rose Red Accessories: Dubonnet – Grape – Sea – Yellow glitter (Art Glitter, Summer Sun brads, ribbon (had for several years but I got it at Michaels), glue pen, sticky tape, dimensionalsSo ladies, how about that – 2 posts in one day. I have to tell you I was really hoping to get this one done in time. Thanks for looking and have a great evening!

One Comment

  1. I like the entire card, but the ribbon. I would have liked to have seen a dainty ribbon to go with those flowers since they were a less suble shape flower. That’s my opinion for all it’s worth. Sandy

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