Sweet Pea Stamps
Hello folks, here I am again with another creation for Sweet Pea Stamps. This week is Featured Artist week. The whole DT are creating with images by Rebecca Sinz and I have chosen to use the fabulous digi Gardenia.
The lace was attached to the back of the die cut lattice front and also the inside of the card as part of this will be visible in the end design.
I then mounted the digi onto Mulberry paper which I had used the water method to created a frayed edge.
Now onto the flowers - grrrrrr - what grief. I wanted white flowers so first tried with copy paper but that looked flat, then tried with hand made paper, that looked great but not white enough. Time to put the thinking cap on - ah!! white Mulberry paper. Perfect colour and so delicate in appearance but with this fine paper pretty fiddly to do. I used Spellbinders Bitty-Blossoms-6.
Next I used Spellbinders Nestabilities-Labels-20 for the inside of the card. This was edged with Derwent Blendable crayons and Promarker.
I assembled all sections of the card and added some luscious green leaves to accompany the hand made gardenia. Here we have a view showing the inside of the card
and here is the front of the card showing how the lattice panel is held in a curved way, locked in place by the gardenia and leaves at the side.
Thank you for stopping by :)
To begin making this card I first designed and die cut the font panel.
Next I coloured some lace with my Promarker.The lace was attached to the back of the die cut lattice front and also the inside of the card as part of this will be visible in the end design.
Liquid Pearls which I applied on each of the cross sections of the lattice.
While the Liquid Pearls were drying I colour the digi with PromarkersI then mounted the digi onto Mulberry paper which I had used the water method to created a frayed edge.
Now onto the flowers - grrrrrr - what grief. I wanted white flowers so first tried with copy paper but that looked flat, then tried with hand made paper, that looked great but not white enough. Time to put the thinking cap on - ah!! white Mulberry paper. Perfect colour and so delicate in appearance but with this fine paper pretty fiddly to do. I used Spellbinders Bitty-Blossoms-6.
Next I used Spellbinders Nestabilities-Labels-20 for the inside of the card. This was edged with Derwent Blendable crayons and Promarker.
I assembled all sections of the card and added some luscious green leaves to accompany the hand made gardenia. Here we have a view showing the inside of the card
and here is the front of the card showing how the lattice panel is held in a curved way, locked in place by the gardenia and leaves at the side.
Thank you for stopping by :)
Ingredients
- Digi - Gardenia by Rebecca Sinz available from Sweet Pea Stamps
- Die - Spellbinders Bitty-Blossoms-6
- Promarkers
- Liquid Pearls
- Lace, mulberry paper, leaves and gold peel off line stickers from my stash
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful crafty day :) :)
So beautiful card, Jane!! Love that lace and that die cut.
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Beautiful card - love the lace and the flowers and your coloring is wonderful too!!
ReplyDeleteThis! This is soooo beautiful. I love how you added color to the lace. It ties everything together perfectly, with the colors.
ReplyDeleteOh jane this is absolutely stunning, love the layout. So pretty
ReplyDeleteWow that is just so stunning. I love the colored lace and yOur image coloring and card layout are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteWow fabulous creation and great post. TFS
ReplyDeleteWow fabulous creation and great post. TFS
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! And what a work with everything!! Hugs Milo ♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on your piece of art. I love your coloring style and your idea using other elements in your final piece. Gorgeous! Hugs!
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