2014-07-08

Man cannot discover new oceans..

....unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore - Andre Gide

Continuing with Doodle Pantry's Challenge #48 theme - Christmas or Make a Splash.  Iinspired by Kitty Kraft, I did monochromatic blue sea/water theme and somewhat case her card.  I changed a few things from my last blog post....but not much too...just enough to continue to enjoy the sea shells.

The Challenge will continue through the month of July, so hop aboard ship and play along.

A2 horizontal, added fence and cat tails die cuts.  Used deckled scissors and tore paper to represent the sand dunes.


12 comments:

  1. Oh I love both of these beautiful scenes, love the shells too :o)
    Jackie xx

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  2. This card is stunning. I love the white with smudges of blue. The layers are fantastic!

    I really missed you, Cely! Glad you're "back!"

    Evelyn

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  3. OMG, Cely, this is stunning. Words are failing me. Thanks for sharing this! It;s brightened my day!

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  4. Very nice! Great ink work! Love the clouds!

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  5. OK this is just as gorgeous as the first one! Love them both!

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  6. WOW, Cely! Love the blue edging on the shells as well as the birds. What an incredible technique.

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  7. Oh my gosh, this is beautiful in blue. Gorgeous design and 3D effect.

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  8. Wow, love the soft blue and white and the shells are magnificent. Great card.
    Myrna

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  9. Amazing.... 3d, beach, and blue; doesn't get any better than that.
    Alice

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  10. Wow, wow, wow Cely ... another stunner! Loving the monochromatic look of this one! Really beautiful!

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  11. Stunning! Love the blue and white combo and beach theme, so pretty!

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  12. How did I miss these? Another gorgeous scene. All the white is perfect, and your birds are so pretty.

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