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I used a patchwork technique from TJ, rubber stamps, distress inks & distressed embossing from Tim Holtz and Gold Metallic Sakura pen. My aim was to make it look like a faded old quilt. The scan cut the top off a bit, the gold pen goes completely around the card.
It does look like a faded old quilt, so you achieved your aim! Very nice work!
ReplyDeletePerfect patchwork, Rebecca! (sorry can't help you with your link)
ReplyDeleteGreat card. :-)
ReplyDeleteIf you had an email listing I'd send you the info. on how to do the link. I can't figure out how to show you here because it makes a link. lol
lovely postcard!!!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful postcard!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful postcard.
ReplyDeleteLovely postcard.
ReplyDeletethis is great.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colours! I like the way you've consistently used the dotted background to unify the piece.
ReplyDeleteCindy :)
I love your postcard, Rebecca - it really does look like a comfy, old quilt.
ReplyDeleteIf you place < at the beginning and > at the end of the phrase below, and put your link address into the phrase instead of the capital letters, you should be able to put in your link.
a href="http://YOUR LINK">my entry.</a
I see you've gotten help with the link issue.
ReplyDeleteActually, using the word 'gap' doesn't work, but I could have left the end brackets off. Didn't think of that. Anyway, good luck! :-)
Beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteHi popping in visiting from the Bloggerette sisters, very nice card you made.
ReplyDeletethis is a wonderfully creative take on the patchwork technique. so pretty, i love it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful patchwork postcard! Love your colors and images! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThis is incredibly beautiful. Lynne M
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