I started with a piece of Core'dinations cardstock and cut 4 fish out with my Cameo in a jumping arc. I took the cut out fish and embossed them with my Cuttlebug. I lightly sanded the embossed fish. Next I swiped Tim Holtz embossing ink over them and poured thick UTEE on top. I heat embossed that and once cooled and dried, I popped those worked over fish up with Therm O Web 3D Zots:
It kind of gives them a scaly and wet look, dontcha think? I used the Cameo cut out fish eyes as bubbles. Simply sanded and glued down for a tone on tone look:
The patterned paper and stickers are by Echo Park. Some Thickers by American Crafts and mini alphas from Jillibean Soup. And 2 of my favorite pics of the kids in the pool. I think our swim season is over :( It is still hot during the day but at night it cools down enough that the pool is a bit too chilly. Oh well, there's always next year! Have a great weekend.
♥ Rebecca
This is absolutely fabulous Rebecca! Loving your fish!!
ReplyDeleteokay this is GREAT! I really like the scale look that you gave to the fish--BEAUTIFUL job!
ReplyDeleteThe fish die cuts look great. Love how you layered them!
ReplyDeletethose fis look amazing Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you have a guest dt spot with Core, Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteYou really do great at showcasing the techniques and the cardstock as with this page...
it's adorable! Love the fish!
Love the fish! Awesome layout!
ReplyDeleteso cute and awesome!! :)
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