Beach Ahoy by Ellie Knol


On this card I tried to create waves by tearing the paper horizontally, and adhering the ships on and between these waves. 


White heat embossed script, birds and postal cancel stamp on the dark and colorful background creates more interest. 


Just a little color added to the fussycut stamped images with PanPastel make them pop a little. 


See you next time, Ellie. 

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