Sponged Seascape Scene

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I'm cutting really fine for a card for the current challenge over in The Male Room. The theme is


I have a little beach scene to share with you inspired by a card made by Michelle Zindorf. I've changed the colours on my card along with some of the other elements but I was really pleased with the result. 
Here it is


It feels like a sunny afternoon in the sand dunes don't you think?
Anyway if you like this and would like to have a go a making it yourself I have uploaded a step by step tutorial of my own HERE - have a go it;s really quick and easy. I just use sponges and ink and a few post it notes.

Thanks for joining me today - see you soon xx

Comments

  1. Unknown19 August 2015 at 12:46

    This is lovely Jacqueline - gorgeous soft colours.

    Karen x

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  2. Em Louise Fairley19 August 2015 at 13:25

    Wow, this is gorgeous, Jacqueline. I love it and will take a look at your tutorial. Thanks in advance.
    Hugs,
    Em

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  3. Louise van Vuren20 August 2015 at 00:30

    Beautiful! Love it! Thanks for joining us at The Male Room, it's good to see you here again, especially on the 'other' side!
    Louise xx

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  4. Deborah Frings23 August 2015 at 13:57

    I love this beach scene, so beautifully framed too. Great texture in the background. So good to see you playing along with us at The Male Room. Sorry I'm so late commenting!! Hugs, Deborah xx

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