I made this card for today's CAS challenge over on Splitcoaststampers. I haven't played in one of their challenges for so long, I thought I'd jump back in today using the chalkboard technique. I didn't emboss mine though, or create the shadows.
Super easy and great for a guy.
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Happy Stamping!
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Stamps: Back in the Saddle and Way Out West (Waltzingmouse)
Paper: Vintage Cream, Smokey Shadow and Black (PTI), Cardboard
Ink: Fresh Snow (a muse)
Accessories: Ivory/White Sonnet Cotton Ribbon (Paper Mart), Metal Clip (Tim Holtz)
15 comments:
Lots of texture goodness on this card, Tosh. Love the cardboard and twine ribbon. Perfect for any cowboy :)
This looks amazing! Love it!
Love your choice of stamps and papers. Great western chalkboard card, Tosh. The little clip is just perfect!
Fabulous card Tosha! how do you always make everything look so fresh? i love the corrugated card in behind the chalkboard, the whole thing is fabby!! Thank you for playing along!
These sentiments are perfect for chalkboard and perfect guy card!! Love the clip at the top!!
This is so cool~I LOVE the texture!
Oh, Tosh this is spectacular!!
I LOVE the corrugated paper and clip...
the "subway art" feel...
it's just perfect!! :)
love the torn cardboard base and fun clip! What a cool chalkboard card Tosh!
I like the look without the embossing - much softer and more blackboardy somehow. Works great on the corregated background too.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this, Tosh!!! Seriously.
Brilliant. So much texture with the torn corrugated background and I just love the little chalkboard and clip!
Oh my, this is fantastic! I am drawn to texture and you are always so good at that. Love your stack of sentiments - Claire's sentiments really lend themselves to this technique, don't they?
A perfect manly card, Tosh! Very "office chic" with the cool clip and the corrugated cardboard! Love your softer take on the chalkboard technique. The sentiments you chose are fab layered together that way!
what a fun idea on using the technique on a western styled card. brilliantly done.
This is amazing, Tosh. Your choice of stamps looks amazing with the natural background. Way to recycle!
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