Hello, it is Debbie with the final blog post featuring
the Deep Sea Collection available at Scrapendipity.
Today I am doing an assessment card. What does that mean?
It means I assessed what I still had left in the kit and about how it could
work together.
~First thing I did was pick up a piece of ephemera and wondered what it was. I realized eventually that it was a mermaid’s tail.
~ I remembered that I had seen a wonderful quote about mermaids printed on the margin of one of the papers. Check.
~ I had only used one teeny rhinestone to date. Check.
~ I hadn't yet used any of the wooden embellishments. Check.
~There were plenty of ephemera pieces left and a ton of paper. Check.
~ The piece de la resistance was the Mermaid Scales foiled paper.
~I had my card for today. The mermaid’s tail was outlined with the rhinestones.
I am not going to lie to you………..this took a while to get lined up the way I wanted. By the time, I finally did get them on, I was concerned about the amount of stick I had left on them. Then I had an idea. I covered the tail with Wink of Stella and then coated the tail in Nuvo Glaze allowing it to run into the rhinestones lining the edge of the tail. Hopefully, that will keep the rhinestones where they belong.
I arranged the
ephemera and wooden embellishments as shown on the card, and mounted them on a
piece of fun foam (not included) for dimension. I cut up the sentiment so that
it would fit on the card as shown.
~First thing I did was pick up a piece of ephemera and wondered what it was. I realized eventually that it was a mermaid’s tail.
~ I remembered that I had seen a wonderful quote about mermaids printed on the margin of one of the papers. Check.
~ I had only used one teeny rhinestone to date. Check.
~ I hadn't yet used any of the wooden embellishments. Check.
~There were plenty of ephemera pieces left and a ton of paper. Check.
~ The piece de la resistance was the Mermaid Scales foiled paper.
~I had my card for today. The mermaid’s tail was outlined with the rhinestones.
I am not going to lie to you………..this took a while to get lined up the way I wanted. By the time, I finally did get them on, I was concerned about the amount of stick I had left on them. Then I had an idea. I covered the tail with Wink of Stella and then coated the tail in Nuvo Glaze allowing it to run into the rhinestones lining the edge of the tail. Hopefully, that will keep the rhinestones where they belong.
There is still plenty of stuff left in the kit. I could
recreate most of what I have made using different papers, the sticker sheet, and
left-over rhinestones. This is a fabulous kit and it works for many different
occasions and locations.
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