Tuesday, 2 August 2011
CASE study challenge # 50
When I first saw this challenge at CASE study, I thought, gee, I really need to buy a nice big realistic flower stamp. All my flower stamps are comparatively small. Because of this, I decided I had to do a panel on from of my card, instead of using most of the card front, like Dawn Woleslagle did on her card (see below).
I added some Crystal Effects to the flowers for a little extra detail.
Here's Dawn's inspiration card - so lovely:
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Very pretty, Michelle! It looks great with the panel, that you adapted to the size of your stamp. Love the Crystal Effects!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Michelle, those glossy accents really highlight your flowers marvelously...great job! Thanks for playing along with us at CASE Study!
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