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Sunday, July 7, 2013

Be Strong in the Lord!

Our theme this month over at Craft a Scene is "Under the Sea"! I actually made a card with crayon wax and an iron.  I learned the encaustic technique at the Savanna Retreat last year from Barb.  She actually helped me create this one.



The image is stamped on glossy paper.  I melted wax onto the hot iron and then with the "flick of the wrist" gently applied a swoth of color.  How you hold the iron and the flicking motion can make a difference in the final look.

Card Recipe
Images: , Our Daily Bread sentiment
Paper: Glossy White, Glossy Black, Bazzell, 
Markers/Ink: Momento Black, crayon wax
Embellishments: Prima Pearls, Spellbinders die



Challenges for this card:
Be sure and take a look at what the wonderful Craft a Scene design team has come up with for your inspiration. 

Have a Great Sunday!

NancyD




9 comments:

  1. This is stunning Nancy. The encaustic technique looks so effective. The colours look amazing and I love the sentiment
    Sue xx

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  2. Quite stunning Nancy, I've always been fascinated by encaustic art but never tried it.

    B x

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  3. Stunning background, wonderful card! Thanks for joining us at Polka Doodles this week. Karon, DT Polka Doodles.

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  4. Fabulous card and scene Nancy.. Visited from MIM for a look..Loz

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  5. Awesome scene Nancy, what a gorgeous card! Fabulous sentiment!
    hugs
    Glenda

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  6. This is just beautiful. I will have to see if I can find a YouTube video on that technique.

    Thanks for joining us at One Stop Craft Challenge.

    Mari

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  7. What a fab scene you have created ,love the colours
    Thanks for joining us at MIM and good luck
    Tracey xx

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  8. Ohhhh. Gorgeous! Love this kind of scene

    Hugs, Marie
    http::thejoyofcards.blogspot.com

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  9. This is a beautiful card, Nancy. And the sentiment is priceless. Thanks for playing along with us.
    Asha - PolkaDoodles DT
    Sunny Summer Crafts

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