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Time Traveler Father's Day

Hi All

I'm back again with another make for you. 

Another card made with Sheen Douglass's Time Traveler collection.

This one I've made for my Dad for Father's Day.


I have created a background with the clock stamp and coloured in using aqua pens and a gold pen. I the die cut one of the clock faces and a cog. These have been attached the the background over one of the clocks with a brad. I added some gold gilding wax onto the clock face before attaching. I have used a matt of black card and then attached this onto a square card base. 

The image I coloured with my spectrum noir pencils. I then cut this out on my scan and cut and shaped and mounted onto the card with glue gel. 

Thank very much for stopping by.

Rachel
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Holley (Tondre) Barnhart said…
Great images on this card. Love your coloring and your card layout!
16 June 2017 at 14:18
Jackie T said…
Hi this is a stunning card. Take care. Hugs Jackie
16 June 2017 at 21:35
Shabneez said…
Super card Rachel - love the images you've used. Shabneez
17 June 2017 at 09:54
Katie said…
Brilliant card
17 June 2017 at 16:45
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