Hallo dear my Blogland friend, I am so sorry that I was not visiting blogland since last week it because at 19 February 2016, my sister Morina get Married with her viance Sven near Cologne.
I was there and helped her to translate what the man at the "wedding registration office" said. (She just learned German and it is not an easy languange...I need more than 5 years to understand some new words and grammar...better say, my english is better before I learnt German :))
Here are some pictures of her and her Husband. She was so happy and I am happy too, now she is not more alone and also lives in the same country Germany. (Eventhough I need 6 Hours by train to visit her :) )
Me as Translator, Morina my Sister, Sven Henrik and his Sister Silke
She wear Kebaya it is Indonesien Traditional Cloth.
The Happy couple : Morina and Sven Henrik
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Now about the card I made, I have seen a lovely Video From Jennifer Mc Guire and really want to try her technique... to follow her step by step, I ordered a new Distress Ink (Blue Print Sketch). Here is the process I did:
1. Stamped the Hero Arts Wood stamp and embossed it with white embossing powder.
2. Sponged all area with Distress Ink.
3. I took brush and water and I gave some water to the petal of the flower.
4. Then I took Red, Yellow and Green distress ink and colored some area of the flower.
5. I cut the blue panel and put (in the middle) on a white card stock with glue and using MFT DIE-Namics (Basic Stitch Lines) I made some stitched on my card.
6. Some clear pearl finished my card.
More detail from my card:(I am new at this technique please forgive me with the coloring of the flower it is not perfect :))
CASology Week 186: Distress
A2ZScrapbooking: Masking (I did masking for the white area :)) (2/5)
Inspiration Destination #74: Anything Goes
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes
Crafty Gals Creation #60: Anything Goes
Work it Wednesday Feb 2016: Floral
Thanks for looking and leaving me some love, wishing you happy thursday :)
Love,
Congratulations on your sister's wedding, Monika.
ReplyDeleteYour card is so simple and beautiful. Love it!
Hugs
So wonderful that your sister is in the same country and love your card..so simplistic and stylish looking
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Dr Sonia
I'm so excited that your sister is living in Germany! The train system there is so nice...won't be bad to take the train to visit! I might get to make one more trip to Parsburg in May. If so, I will let you know! Your sister was a beautiful bride! And she looks so happy, as do you! Your card turned out beautifully! That Jennifer is a talented gal...good work with her technique! Thanks for sharing...hugs!
ReplyDeleteherzlichen Glückwunsch an deine Schwester
ReplyDeleteund dir für die Nähe zu deiner Schwester (auch wenn D groß ist bist du ihr hier näher)
eine schicke Karte, muss diese Technik auch unbedingt mal versuchen...
LG hellerlittle
Was für ein schönes Hochzeitspaar!!!
ReplyDeleteUnd was für eine schöne Karte!!!
Die Technik ist klasse, muss ich auch mal ausprobieren.
LG Flo
What a fun technique, Monika - great Card. Congrats to your sister and brother in law.
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Congratulations to your sister and her new husband, and of course to their translator! I was wondering why I'd not seen you around.
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Oh Monika, what pretty pictures there. I am so happy for you to have your sister a six hour train ride away. And the groom seems so happy and so in love with Morina. I wish them a happy married life.
ReplyDeleteYour card is simple and stylish and I really like the colours.
Stay in touch,
Monica
Fabulous photos of your sister's wedding Monika.. Beautiful card too..Loz
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, Monika!!
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats to your sister! Wonderful photos!
Gorgeous card Marina, lovely striking blue and what stunning photos x
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your sister, Monika! That's wonderful! I like you card - I saw that video too - this turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card! The embossed stitched lines add a nice touch. Thanks for joining us at CASology this week Monika!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful occasion, Monika! Loved seeing your pictures - loved your sister's wedding dress, and so happy for you (and her) that you will be closer now to each other!
ReplyDeleteI think your card is lovely as well; it looks hand-done, and everybody loves that! Thanks for sharing it with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
Hi Monika!! Congrats to your sister on her wedding and happy that you were able to be there with her and help her out and especially since she is living in Germany now closer to you! :) Your card is very pretty with the distress ink and coloring!! Love the stitched lines on your design too!! Hope you have a lovely week!! HUGS
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your sister Morina!! and your card is super fun Monika! you did a great job using the distressed ink to color.
ReplyDeleteHello friend! How fabulous to have your sister close by. 6 hours by train is better than 30 hours in a plane! They look happy together. Your card is lovely. I saw the technique too. Maybe I'll try it some day... when I've feeling adventurous! Have a great weekend.
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Congrats on your sister wedding, her costume is very beautiful! Super fun technique card!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your sister! I hope they have many years of happiness together! Love how you kept your card CAS by having so much white space! So glad you joined us at CASology ths week, Monika!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your sister Monika!!
ReplyDeleteGreat masking technique on your card! Thanks for playing with us at a2z!!
Beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at A2Z!
ReplyDeleteHi Monika, A lovely card and I'm so glad you're a little closer to your sister. Hope you have nice scenery for the long train ride, but Germany does have beautiful countryside.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card and design. So glad you joined us at a2z Scrapbooking.
Congratulations to your sister Monika!This card is beautiful, love the design and colors you've used. Thank you for joining us over at a2z Scrapbooking this challenge. We hope you join us again!
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Oh, the flower looks like glass painting, how beautiful! The stitched rectangles add interest to the white background, great touch! It must be nice for you to have your sister in the same country, even though it takes 6 hours by train.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful time at the wedding and your cards are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your sister, Monika! You really are such a talented woman! I really LOVE this - I LOVE how you have made the distress ink such a stunning feature - it looks like stained glass! I also love how the colour spills over the edges - relaxed and casual. Your stitched rectangles are a fabulous touch too! Wonderful that you could join us at CASology this week!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your sister! They do look very happy!
ReplyDeleteLove your card... that will be a good one to mail her when you don't have the time to travel by train!
Congrats to your sister. Love the flower and the blue background. Thanks for playing along with a2z Scrapbooking!
ReplyDeleteShe looks so happy! Congrats to your sister. I love the watercolored look of this card! The bright blue really pops against the white! For the first try, you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Crafty Gals Corner for our Anything Goes challenge.
love that technique and how yours turned out--very pretty--glad you entered at a2z scrapbooking! Congrats to your lovely sister and handsome husband!
ReplyDeletecongrats my dear frind,
ReplyDeleteyou are a Honorable Mention over at CASology
CU hellerlittle
Thank you so much for sharing the lovely photo's of your sister and her new hubby, Monika!!! They are such a lovely couple!!!! And I love your beautiful card!!!! The flower is so lovely - the colours are wonderful!!!! You have done great with this technique and big congrats with the HM at CASology!!!!
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