The embossing folder was a freebie with a magazine, I colored the raised areas with orange, red, green and brown gelatos, sprinkled with water and run it through my Big Shot with kraft paper. Then I added red and gold liquid pearls and stamped a sentiment, which works for birthdays and even other occasions as well: "Wishing you a day filled with smiles and laughter".This card is also for
City Crafter Challenge - #328 Photo Inspiration (colors)
TIME OUT Challenges - #65 Inspired By Words (leaves)
Cute Card Thursday - #442 Animals/Creatures
Fab 'n' Funky - #317 Fall Colors
29 comments:
The colours you used on the raised embossed areas remind me of autumn and the layout suits that monkey really well
Such an awesome combination Pia. Love it all.
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Cathy
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I just love the look of the embossing around the edges with the added color! Really adds a wonderful element to your design!! Awesome job Pia!! HUGS
So cute, Pia, and then fabulous coloring around the EF! I would not have thought of using gelatos on an EF! Thanks for the tip! Darling card! hugs, de
You are stretching your creative muscle with your scraps, Pia! :D Well done!! This card has a wonderful light inside, and I think that the gelatos in the raised areas of your embossing folder with water drops has been a so clever idea!! Very beautiful result! The cute little monkey has a fun face and pops out very well!
Have a lovely weekend!
A super card Pia, such a fun image and fabulous background - a brilliant technique.
Pauline
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Wow..this is fabulous Pia. Love how you've used the gelatos with this embossing folder..the perfect play area for this adorable monkey. hugs, Pat K x
Such a cutie Pia. Love that monkey.
Laine
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Aww..cute little monkey pia and love your embossing and the colours..
luv CHRISSYxx
Fabulous card love the cute little monkey and brilliant gelatos coloured embossing
Carol x
Hi Pia...back again to thank you for playing along with us at Fab'n'Funky with this fun creation. hugs, Pat K x
Good for you at using up some more snippets...I'm trying to do that but the stack isn't getting smaller! Love the way you've done the tropical foliage, as it's such an effective background for this cheeky monkey. The foliage colors show up so well against the kraft too. Fun design, and I love these colors. TFS & Hugs.
So sweet...love your fabby little monkey and his incredible surroundings! Just so beautiful.
Aw such a cute jungle creation. Love the little pearl accents. This will also be perfect for one entry as an anything goes creation for our challenge below.
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DesÃre
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Your monkey is a cutie and your interpretation of our photo inspiration is spot on. Besides fun your card is also jaw dropping gorgeous! Thanks so much for joining us at CCCB!
A fantastic design of your card Pia. Lovely colourful branches and an adorable monkey! Beautiful made!! hugs, Marlies
I love those colourful branches - this is fun.
Fab idea to colour the raised areas, it looks fabulous. Good to see you at Time Out x
Cute card, Pia! The way you've coloured the raised edges really makes them look 3-D! Wonderful effect!
Cutte Image ..love the Fall colors..really warm card I feel...luv this too Pia♡♡
This is so cute and I love that little monkey and your stunning background!
Tammy x
This is SO Cute Pia..Loz
I did some scrap organizing a couple of weeks back and would love to find a way to use them all too... The way you've used your supplies here is awesome, what a fun and cute fall card!
Oh and thanks for joining us at Time Out. :)
He's so cute! Lovely card for our challenge! Thanks so much for playing along at CCCB!!
Fabulous card, so uplifting! Really like the way you added colors to the embossed edges very striking!
Beautiful!! Thanks for joining with us at Fab'n'Funky :)
Love the embossed background, gorgeous colours. Funny and cute card;-))m
What a fabulous mix of colours on those jungle leaves, Pia ... just the perfect place for your cute little monkey! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Anita :)
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