It's time for a new challenge!
One Sweet Challenge at Sweet Pea Stampers,
and this time the theme is:
"It's a Feast!"
I took one of the Ching-Chou Kuik's Rubber Stamp called:
"One and Only Heart".
This gorgeous stamp is availble as a single rubber stamp,
but also availble as a sheet # 24, plate 68
with 2 lovely sentiments stamps:
"Happy Valentines Day
and
"If I had a single flower for everytime I think about you
I could walk forever in my garden"
This stamp is also availble as a digi:
I colored her in with distresspads.
And added some sparkles with some glitters.
Than I embossed the image with Clear embossingspowder.
I added 3 layers for a smooth look.
I decided to give it a little vintage look.
So I put the image in the freezer for about 10 minutes.
After I took it out of the freezer I cracked it.
I distressed the cracks with distresspad Walnut Stain.
It looks old right now.
The base of the card is Kraft cardstock.
I used several layers of designpaper from Prima "Fairy Rhymes".
I also added a cakedoily in between.
The flowers I made from dies of Memory box.
For the centers I used wooden buttons.
The leaves are from Magnolia Doohicky's.
For the final touch, I added a chipboard sentiment
"Happy Birthday
It's Feast, afterall!
I hope you like the card.
Don't forget to check out the other DT-members.
Sylvia
xxx
Oh Sylvia your card is gorgeous. I love sketch of the card, and your flowers so beautiful. And what you have done with the image is amazing.
ReplyDeleteHugs Nat
Stunning card and lovely flowers.xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Sylvia. The colours you have chosen really work well. I love to see someone like me making flowers - it gives me ideas for my own ones as well!!! Take care, Kym xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, so beautiful Sylvia. I love the coloring on this image. Stunning. Cheers, Holley
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! So pretty and the way you colored the image is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of popping it in the freezer, I have a lot to learn. The flowers are stunning and I like the paleness of the colors. Very nice
ReplyDeleteThis is drop dead gorgeous. That image looks like you did wood burning. So vintage. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The vintage look is lovely. Cool way to make crackle!!
ReplyDeleteSylvia, gorgeous! Very elegant looking, love the big flowers you used, so pretty
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation for the challenge Sylvia. The layout is beautiful. Cheers, Holley
ReplyDeleteI love this technique. Amazing flowers!
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