Sand Dollar Beach

 This is one of my favorite sentiments: Be calm and leave it to God. Definitely easier said than done. Still, if you believe and trust...Be calm and leave it to God. Thoughts?

Stamps:

   Lilypad Lake

   Waterfront

Paper:

   Marina Mist A-2

   Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4 (2)

   Crumb Cake 4 x 2 (Tear Edge)

   Cherry Cobbler Scraps

Ink:

   Marina Mist

   Cherry Cobbler

   Crumb Cake

Technique:

   Die Cutting

   Sponging

   Tearing

Accessories:

   Under the Sea Framelits Dies

   Sponge Brayer

   Sponge

   Adhesive

There are times when I find a Whisper White panel staring at me quite intimidating. So, the first thing I did was to slightly sponge Marina Mist ink all over it, using my sponge brayer.

I then stamped the water all the way to the bottom of the panel, leaving room at the top for the sentiment and the sun/moon. 

I then switched to Cherry Cobbler. I stamped the circle on the top right and the sentiment to the left of it.

I added several sailboats all over the water. This was done only in the middle section.

I then took the 4 x 2" piece of Crumb Cake and tore it in half lengthwise. This then gave me two pieces: 4 x 1". (Tear the cardstock toward you.) I then sponged the edges with Crumb Cake and stamped the speckles on both pieces.

I layered these two pieces on the bottom of the card. Obviously, the straight edge is the one in front. I added adhesive only to the bottom of the pieces. 

I then die cut a couple of sand dollars and adhered them between the sand. 

Lastly, I adhered this panel to the Marina Mist card base. The other Whisper White panel was adhered to the inside of the card.

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