Thursday, 29 January 2015

Online Card Class CAS 4: Day 1

Another Online Card Class is on this week - I love these!  (well, I love them when I have time to play along!)  I'm catching up on some homework today, and this is the first one I'm sharing (because it fits with Day 1 of class.) I used Jennifer McGuire's embossing with masking technique. Now, I don't have many embossing powders - I have gold, silver, white, a clear glittery one and clear.  I used the gold, silver and glitter ones on this card.




http://onlinecardclasses.com/CS4
I'll be submitting this to Simon Says Stamp's Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes. 
http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/simon-says-anything-goes-12/
Thanks for visiting :)

3 comments:

  1. Absolutely adorable! The embossing is stunning but I love how it still fits with the cute image.

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  2. So incredibly sweet Michelle! Thank you so much for joining us in the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge this week :)

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  3. Michelle, I love your idea to add the star to the twine. :-)
    Also the color-combo of the background is great - like moon-rays in a starry night! :-)
    Great job for this Day-1-lesson of the OCC.

    The last 12 days (during class-time) I didn't find enough time to visit all the amazing OCC-participant-blogs - but now I will catch up. Better late than never! :-)

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