Monday, 14 September 2015
Using leftover roses
I used the Roses All Over background stamp from My Favorite Things, white embossed onto watercolour paper and then painted with my Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolours. I stamped a sentiment from Hero Arts (which I mounted on my acrylic block on a curve to match the cut of the stamped panel, stamped in Versafine black ink and clear embossed), and then added some sequins from Simon Says Stamp.
I'll be sharing this card at two challenges - My Favorite Things "Card Design Superstar", and the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge Stamptember blog hop - Stamp it.
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Gorgeous watercolouring Michelle and love the way you got two cards out of that piece. Great curved sentiment idea too:)
ReplyDeleteLove that you did this and the reverse! Good luck, Superstar!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous background. Love the curved angle for the sentiment. Thanks for linking at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge :)
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Gayatri
So so pretty! Love the background and the curvy layout!
ReplyDeleteSo color fully beautiful! Can't wait to see what you make dieing class this week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletewow! how gorgeous is that background. fabulous stamp and really have done it up proud. the colors are blended so so well. such a lovely effect
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for sharing the details.
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