Janet here with refreshing summer card. This is where most of us dream of being.

Janet here with refreshing summer card. This is where most of us dream of being.
I stamped and colored up J. Sparrow using Copics. I had originally planned to just use the Makes You a Pirate sentiment, but it seemed lonely on the card front. I love clean and simple, but sometimes a card calls for a bit more decoration, you know?
So, I searched my stash and found a gold-flecked parchment-like paper that went well with the Treasure Map stamp, which balanced out the image nicely.
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I first stamped Jaws the Shark onto the card front and colored it with Copics. Next, I masked the shark so it would appear to be jumping out of the water after I stamped that.
But what really makes the card, is that What Doesn't Kill You sentiment, am I right?!
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I stamped the Girls Umbrella and the Flower Border with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. I stamped a few extra flowers on a scrap piece of paper and cut them out. I used Copic markers and colored the umbrella and flowers. I stamped the word Hello in the lower corner with VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink. Next, using a blue marker, I added some raindrops. I scattered the 3 flowers that I cut out on the card. I added a die-cut frame to the finished cardstock. Layered that on yellow striped paper and put that on top of a white brick embossed paper. A final layer of blue finishes the card.
First, I stamped the Pocket with Memento Black Ink on blue distressed paper. I cut the pocket out and stamped Hi Chick with Versafine Black Ink. Then, I stamped the Small Flowers with Memento Black Ink on white cardstock and colored them with watercolor pencils. I wrapped a twine around the white cardstock and tied a bow. I inserted a small brad in each corner of the pocket and layered the pocket on the white cardstock, making sure the flowers were peeking out. I layered that finished part onto light blue paper, then layered it onto polka dot paper and a layer of lime green.
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have a refreshing summer themed card to share. Here are all of the Tea-riffic details.