I started my card by cutting my fortune cookies from some watercolor paper. I used my ink blending tools and two different brown inks to add some color and depth to my cookies. I stamped my sentiment on a piece of scrap white cardstock and then used the fortune die to cut it out. I slid it into one of the cookies' openings and then carefully adhered it so it wouldn't slide out. I clustered the three together and added some foam tape to the back for adhering to my panel.
I cut a piece of watercolor paper to the size of a card front and then used Broken China distress ink to add a couple layers of color to the bottom left corner, extending it up and over just slightly. This created the perfect backdrop for my cookies. I added a sprinkling of darker color over the top of the panel and then also added sprinkles of water to wash out a few places. It adds a ton of interest!
I adhered my panel to my card base and then added my cluster of cookies on top with the foam tape. That's all!
Thanks for stopping by and I can't wait to see how you interpret this tricky cue!
Seems we've been on the same wavelength the last couple of weeks! :) Love your shading on the cookies!
ReplyDeleteLove the shaded die cuts paired with the watercolour background.
ReplyDeleteI love your fortune cookie and clever way to added the brown color to it
ReplyDeleteand love your blue BG too and the splatter color..
great CAS Card Rachel and I choose the same Image too like you have
hope you like to see my Fortune cookie card sweety
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Monika
Very cute idea.
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