Deep Navy Textured card

Hi everyone,

It's Monday and that means a new Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! This week it's all about "Add Some Texture".

I love adding texture to my projects. First I started with a layer of different Washi Tapes. To tone it down a bit, I used White Gesso. Once that was dry, it was time for Texture Paste with the Halftone stencil.

 

For color I used Infusions In The Navy and Metallic Paint Stormy Ocean. Those two give such a cool deep navy color with an fabulous shimmer. For the sentiment I used the Small Talk Stickers and added shade to it with Distress Crayon Black Soot and a water brush.

 

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SUPPLIES:

Ranger Distress Mixed Media Heavystock	AALL & Create TWINE 15 Washi Tape aalwt15	Altenew PAINTED GRID Washi Tape ALT3866	AALL and Create MANTRAS 25 Washi Tape	AALL & Create TAKE RISKS DARK 31 Washi Tape aalwt31	Altenew Positivity Washi Tape
Tim-Holtz-Layering-Stencil-HALFTONE-THS144	Paper Artsy IN THE NAVY Infusions Colored Stain	Prima Marketing METALLIQUE STORMY OCEAN Art Alchemy Acrylic Paint	Prima Marketing WHITE PEARL Finnabair Art Alchemy Metallique Wax 968380	Ranger - Tim Holtz - Distress Ink Black Soot	Tim Holtz Distress Crayons SET 3
Dylusions Ink Sprays - Black Marble	Archival Ink - Jet Black	dina wakley white gesso	Ranger TEXTURE PASTE Opaque Matte 4oz	Tim Holtz Stampers anonymous Dapper set	Idea-ology small talk stickers
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To join in all you need to do is make a project that fits this weeks challenge and you can be the winner of the $25 gift voucher that our amazing sponsor Simon Says Stamp offers. This prize will go to a random entry. So go over to the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge blog, let the DT members inspire you and join in the fun!

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Thank you for stopping by! Love to see you next time!

Hugs,
Sandra