I'm stopping in with a drive-by post, sharing two shark themed Valentine's Day cards. I sent my grandson a card from this set last year so these were created just because I love this set. (Trust me, I wouldn't get away with sending him the same shark two years in a row. LOL! I need to make him something different this year.)
My first one is definitely on the feminine side, done in pinks and reds.
I gave the shark a rose and positioned her on a heart cut from patterned paper. I embossed the white panel with a swirled cover die, heat embossed the sentiment in white onto black cardstock, adhered it to a red card base and then finished it off with red clay hearts.
This second card is a bit more masculine.
I colored him with a darker combination of Copic markers and gave his skin a bit of stippling with the clear blender marker. He's holding a chomped heart while contemplating the heart dangling from the fishing line. (Will her or won't he???) The background was created with Distress inks, a wave stencil and lots of water splatter. I edged the panel with strips of gray cardstock and adhered it to a white card base.
Are you a shark fan? (in cardmaking...not real life. duh!)
If so, which card is your favorite?
Supplies:
Avery Elle - Shark Hugs stamp set (I used my Scan & Cut to cut these out)
Altenew - Dotted Swirls cover plate
Hero Arts - Infinity Hearts die set
Studio Calico - patterned paper
MFT - Make Waves stencil
It's a New Year! Continue to stay safe and healthy my friends. _____________________________________________________________________________
Thank you for visiting my little crevice of the crafty blogosphere. Your time, comments and friendship are much appreciated.
Happy Crafting!
Jules
These are so awesome! Love both of them. To think I only have a few sharks in my stamp collection. Must be from living so close to fresh, not salt water. :D (You and your grandson, me and my granddaughter, would NOT do to repeat stamps! LOL)
ReplyDelete'I chews you.' for the win!! Both so much fun!
ReplyDelete=]
These are brilliant Julie but I especially like that gruesome second one - my sons would love that! I really like that fabulous background too! Vicky x
ReplyDelete