Josette here with another Tuesday inspiration. It is just February but I am so ready for spring. Down here in Texas the weather has warmed to a wonderful 76+, the sun is out and with all the recent rain the grass is green. I am sure spring is near. So on that note, how about some Spring Flowers.
Don't you just love that cabbage rose stamp: it is available here at the Sweet Stamp Store.
If you follow my Blog you know how much I love backgrounds. I have boxes of them So I pulled one out. This one was made by spraying ink onto a white card. I did a whole series of backgrounds using a color wheel. These a yellow green, true orange and a bright yellow. I am unsure of the brand of ink but it was very glittery.
I first stamped the flower in the corner, this was more for a "target, then masked it off and stamped the remains images in Versamark and heat set with clear embossing powder.
The flower was stamped on a white cardstock with Momento ink and colored with Copic Markers. After coloring I cut out the image and mounted it on 3D squares.
After a dry run placement before permanetly adhering, it just didn't seem quite right. So I located a doily, stamped a circle with a sentiment, cut everything down and placed it under the flower. Better. The flower ended up lower than anticipated, but the doily covered it up. Lastly I added a bow that was made from seam tape and colored with a Copic Marker that had been used to color in the leaves. This was mounted on an A2 white card.
I think it is stunning and very simple to complete. A good use of a background. What do you think?
Until next week,
Happy Crafting,
Josette
Remember all supplies are available at: Sweet Stamps
This is so lovely - nice to have that warm weather too - we have had sort of a mild winter here in Michigan but looking forward to our spring summer and fall -
ReplyDeleteThis card is simple STUNNING!!! :)
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Awesome design, I love the background and the 3D flower. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the 3D rose and shaded stamps in the background! Fun to see your work in progress!
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