Thursday, 17 September 2015

TIME OUT - Casing Tracey McNeely

This week at Time Out, we have an absolutely fabulous card to CASE by the amazing Tracey McNeely:

Isn't it beautiful?! If you want to see more of Tracey's work, be sure to check out her blog In My Creative Opinion.

 We also have an amazing guest designer this week - Stempelfrida - I am sure that you have seen her work but make sure you check out her blog - also called stempelfrida.
And my card:
 

I really loved the colour behind the vellum on Tracey's card, and that was the element that I really wanted to CASE. I used my Distress mini ink cubes to create the background. One at a time, I smooshed them onto a piece of acetate, spritzed them with water and then transferred the ink to a piece of water colour paper. This was my first attempt at this technique - and I think that I am in love! I love how you can control the splatter and the blending.... The colours turned out a little bit more vibrant than I planned (my ink cubes were very juicy!) but I still really like them.

I added the white heat embossed butterfly (Unity Stamp Co.) on top of the splatter, and then added the Walter and Winnie "celebrate" die cut. It was coated in Ranger Antiquities Cement embossing powder and heat embossed. The greeting was stamped in HA Soft Granite to match.

Thanks so much for stopping by and make sure that you take some Time Out to check out the other DT cards (so fabulous!) and play along with our challenge!

Thanks for stopping by!
Jill


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10 comments:

  1. Nonni17 September 2015 at 02:32

    What a fun technique with the ink cubes! I think I must try it. Thanks for the inspiration -stunning card!

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  2. sandie17 September 2015 at 02:33

    I love you went with the bright colours and you rocked this new technique x

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  3. Gerrina17 September 2015 at 04:58

    Great these vibrant colours! Makes a happy card! Hugs, Gerrina

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  4. Stephanie Lanzalotto17 September 2015 at 07:06

    This is an awesome take on the inspiration. I love the bright colors, the sparkly sentiment and the edges of the top panel. Wonderful creation, Jill.

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  5. Susi17 September 2015 at 16:41

    That a gorgeous CASE of Tracey's card - love your choice of vibrant colours, which makes that stunning butterfly stand out!

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  6. Joyce17 September 2015 at 23:39

    This is so very pretty. Hey, we both used butterflies--must be a newbie trick! Love how you went so bold with your background colors.

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  7. Anita in France19 September 2015 at 05:54

    Fabulous smooshing, Jill ... those vibrant colours are gorgeous behind the delicate butterfly ... and what yummy texture in the paper and sentiment! Hugs, Anita :)

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  8. Shona Chambers20 September 2015 at 20:27

    This is so pretty Jill!! I love smooshing too! It must be REALLY fun for someone like me (who is incredibly controlled with her painting, stamping etc) to enjoying doing it as well. The colours look fantastic against each other and that butterfly is amazing!!

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  9. Tracey McNeely20 September 2015 at 21:33

    Jill your card is so beautiful, I love the bright and vibrant colours from the ink cubes, isn't watercolouring that way fun? Thank you for letting me be the CASE this month along with you ladies!

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  10. Lisa Kind25 September 2015 at 21:22

    I can't believe this is your first attempt with this technique! You've done a marvelous job with it! Your card is stunning!

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