Mama Elephant January 2014 Challenge

By Taheerah | 7th February 2014 | 8 Comments

Hey everyone! Me again!

This is my third post for today! Please scroll down to see my other posts! You definitely don’t want to miss this week’s #FollowFriday!! 😀

So my final post today is sneaking a last-minute entry in for the Mama Elephant January 2014 Challenge! Nothing like that mad dash to get something completed on time huh? 😛

Here’s the gorgeous photo inspiration we were given to play with:

*swoon* Such dreamy colours and elements!

I decided to focus on the pinks and the jewel-encrusted bag. Here’s what I came up with:

I love this so so much!!!

I started by die cutting the Embellished Tag die from Pure White cardstock and spritzing it with a water/Perfect Pearls mix. I mixed that with Mama Elephant inks in Lollipop, Bubblegum and Blush then watercoloured the tag. I stamped the reverse of it with the top tag image from XOXO then used that as a reference point to trim out the little heart!

I repeated the die cutting process with some vellum spritzed with the same mix and cut the heart from that too. I then stamped it all over with the tiny flower cluster from Love from Above with Hero Arts Silver ink then heat embossed with WOW! Clear Semi Dull embossing powder. I adhered the tags together with Pinflair Glue Gel for some dimension.

I watercoloured a square panel in the same manner then adhered some silver cord to it using Glossy Accents then adhered my tags with Pinflair. I stamped the sentiment from XOXO using Versafine Onyx Black ink, trimmed it out then adhered in place with Pinflair. Finally I adhered the whole thing to a card base and I was all done!

Well that’s me done for today – phew! I would love it if you would leave some love before you went on your way! Thanks so much for stopping by!

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8 thoughts on “Mama Elephant January 2014 Challenge”

  1. The level of details on your cards is astonishing. Seriously, I am always amazed at how you take a concept and figure out a way to execute it. Just gorgeous, Taheerah. I really like what you did on the vellum–it's a great effect.

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