So I went with Clearly Besotted's Fresh Flowers. Next to decide the colours.
Everywhere in my garden is beginning to bloom at the moment and I have a lupin that is hot pink and sunshiny yellow, so I took the colours from that.
I made the background by using the ink on block technique described here, but masked off a section of the card before applying the ink - I simply die cut a rectangle in the middle of a piece of paper and used the aperture.
Next I stamped the flower over the background stripes and coloured in the flower using a water brush and inks, using an acrylic block as a paint palette.
I finished off the card with a simple sentiment from the same stamp set and a little sparkle in the flower centres.
Supplies:
Stamps: Clearly Besotted, Fresh Flowers
Inks: Memento, rose bud, dandelion, tuxedo black; SU, old olive
Embellishment: Kuretake, Wink of Stella clear
Thank you so much for dropping by today, it's so lovely to see how many visits I'm getting.
Jane
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This is simply yummy Jane, perfectly coloured and designed.
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Sarah
Less is More
Fun technique that resulted in a gorgeous card! So glad you joined us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is super, what a great effect!
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Chrissie
"Less is More"
Lovely card, as always! Jealous if your garden!!
ReplyDeleteJane this is gorgeous!
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Anne
Less is More Designer
That's a very pretty card, I love the way you carried the colours through from the flower :D x
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty one layer card! Love the way you got some inspiration from nature! Thanks so much for playing with us at CASology. May
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