What a dreary day it's been today, started with a flurry of snow but it's now become grey and drizzly,still, if the white stuff gets washed away it won't be a bad thing! I don't know how but I never got round to making a LIM entry last week, I'm going to make up for it this week as I've made a couple to enter but for the moment I'm going to give you just the one. As soon as I saw the theme for this week,this is the card that came to mind though I had no idea how I was going to achieve the stripes. Then I had a sudden "Light bulb moment" if any of my followers can guess how I achieved my candles by the end of today, I'll send you a little parcel of scruminess!
LIM 54,One layer stripes.
I can't wait to see your guesses lol!
Thank's for stopping by,
Julie.x
If you want to find out, I have now posted the answer here
14 comments:
Love your take on the challenge, did you ink up and stamp with an acrylic block by any chance?
Those candles are so lovely! Did you cut a piece of potatoe and use it as a stamp, as we used to do in kindergarten?
Looks great, but I have no idea how you achieved it!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Fab CAS card - love it. Hugs, Claire x
Very cute card! Did you use double sided tape to make the candles? They look really cool!
I came up with the candle theme too! but my efforts were so poor that it ended up in the scrap box, but am intrigued how you did it! better get my thinking cap on....oops forgot to say great card ! x
Lovely card & great take on this weeks challenge.
Sharon x
Very clever card,
Beryl x
Was it an eraser used as a stamp? Great CAS card.
I don't know, but it's a terrific card, love the oval-shaped bling, and would love to know how you did the candles. They are very precise. Awesome card!
Very clever Julie
Margaret x
Cute card! I'm guessing a pencil eraser inked up and used as a stamp with a fineliner for the wicks.
Terrific card Julie, would love to know how you did it. Carol x
Great card Julie, I really struggled this week :) Viv xx
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