The floral elements were die cut from cardstock and spattered with ink. I embossed them with clear powder to achieve a soft shine, causing the spatter to disappear. This technique will darken the cardstock's color but the shine will reflect when photographed. A scrap of watercolor paper was watercolored in green. Once dry, the scalloped frame was die cut from the green paper along with the leaves. The leaf detail was die cut from light green cardstock. A panel of white cardstock was stenciled and applied to a white card base with sponged lilac edges. The flowers and leaves were added using foam tape for dimension. The sentiment was stamped, die cut, matted with a coordinating heat embossed die cut oval and adhered with foam tape. The inside of the card was decorated from leftover elements.
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Techniques: Stamping, sponging, die cutting, heat embossing, stenciling, water coloring
Materials
Stamp: Sizzix Sentiments #663510
Inks: Stampin' Up! Wisteria Wonder, ZIG Brush Marker (watercolor), Versamark
Cardstock: Stampin Up! Whisper White, Crisp Cantaloupe, Strawberry Slush, Pistachio Pudding
Paper: Stampin' Up! Watercolor
Dies: Waffle Flower Scalloped Frame, Sizzix Framelits #663510, Altenew "Layered Rose"
Stencil: Altenew "Halftone"
Misc.: Stampin' Up! Embossing Powder (clear), foam tape
This is beautiful - the colours are so intense the the flowers are gorgeous with the layers. Excellent choice for this challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove this technique and the deep color in creates. I'll have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThe clear embossing really pulled out the colors of your florals...gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and I love the embossing technique!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design! Love those roses and your leaves are stunning! :)
ReplyDeleteThe flowers really grab you! Thanks for the tutorial-
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