Saturday, July 3, 2010

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Cathy Cafun - Capturing the Moment


Shazza,
Thought I would get in early this month. Here is my entry for Sherlock Holmes poster. Used teal paint for the background, then embossed a soft drink can and cut out & inked the pieces for my metal embellishments and used the block letters with a rubon title. Finished off with a bit of machine stitching and stamping for the border. Had fun with the paint on this one. TFL
Cheers Cathy Cafun

Hey Cathy! A great entry this month!! I love the use of teal paint espacially against the light brown background. Love the 'embossing a soft drink can' technique.....you may start a trend :) The drink can metal embellishments have turned out awesome....love your idea!! The one piece of red cardstock looks fab! All in all, a great page that has come together well and looks terrific! - Shazza

13 comments:

  1. what a BRILLIANT idea to emboss the tin from a can. And such a lovely layout :-)

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  2. This is a fabulous idea! And what an excellent LO!
    Hugs, RobinJ

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  3. Love how you used color in this layout! Cool idea to use a can too!

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  4. This really rocks, Cathy! You are super talented! Love your colours here!!! :D

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  5. Love your metalic blocks, this is wonderful.

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  6. wow Cathy I love your take on this months poster :) just love the background and the design of you LO!

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  7. omg this is absolutely awesome, love it all

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  8. This is just gorgeous... I LOVE the embossed metal!!!

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  9. Thanks so much for all the lovely comments girls. They are very much appreciated :)

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  10. A great male layout! I love the little spots of paint and the background.

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  11. Fantastic take on the challenge Cathy and I love the use of the embossing folders and blocking

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  12. Absolutely gorgeous!! And boy, what a great idea to use a soft drink can for your metal embellishments ... I'm impressed!
    xxx Peggy

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