Our talented hostess for the month of August is Vicky Gould - and for today's challenge (1333), Vicky has asked us to use the "brick wall" technique to make this card - which can be found on Splitcoast Stampers' Tutorial section. For my brick wall - the middle 6 rows are cut apart and glued back on - and the top 3 and bottom 3 rows of bricks are solid. This is the first time I've actually made a brick wall - always before I used a stamp or EF. I sure hope you can join us for this fun challenge at CCEE Stampers Blog - just drop your card into Inlinkz for everyone to enjoy!!
Card Recipe:
Stamp: Brick Wall by Mark's Finest Papers, a Heinrich Co.
Paper: MFP Hazelnut Tan CS; SU Tempting Turquoise and Ivory CS
Ink: Holtz Antique Linen for the bricks
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This is really pretty, I love the gorgeous flowers on the brick wall.
ReplyDeleteWowza!
ReplyDeletePretty card
ReplyDeleteGreat job on this, Kathy!
ReplyDeleteNice job on the bricks, KAthy!
ReplyDeleteFantastic brick wall and sentiment, Kathy!
ReplyDeletewhat a beauty...love how your 'ivy' is climging the 'brick wall'
ReplyDeleteWonderful work outlining all the brick, Kathy. It adds to the aged, mellow feel of your wall, and I love that blue floral vine growing up it. The colour of those bricks is so like a lot of the buildings in Paris, too, and not at all a colour we see here.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful Kathy.
ReplyDeletegreetings karin