This sketch was designed by AmySheffer whose work truly inspires me, check out her blog her cards are amazing. I love this flower but am becoming somewhat tunnel visioned about it, I need to find something different to do with it. I coloured it with watercolours, added liquid pearls to the stamen and a pearl brad to the center. After cutting it out I matted onto a distressed piece of white card on which I had stamped some leaves. I matted this onto downloaded paper and finished it with dew drops and ribbons from stash. the sentiment is a rub-on.
Stampendous - Fresh Bloom stampInque Boutique - Silhouette leaves stamps
Shabby Princess - paper - Signature C
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful - just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnn xxx
Oh nice sketch and your card is gorgeous Heather!
ReplyDeleteJx
I love the colors on this card....very sharp.....GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a joy to stop in at your blog....you serve up such beauties. ;-)
Can you tell me just what you're taking to produce such a fab set of cards - I want some! Great combo of colours, papers and stamps, love what you have done with them. Ikki.
ReplyDeleteWOW - -BEAUTIFUL -- Love the blue color and the flower is gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful!!!! I love the little peek at the inside!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous...I have this Fresh Bloom and haven't used it in forever! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that is just gorgeous. Kimx
ReplyDeleteWOW!! This is ever so gorgeous!! Love the color combo and all your flower details. Just amazing! Thanks for playing along with the OCC, and thanks for the kind words - you made my evening!
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely beautiful love the colours you have used WTG xxxx
ReplyDeletestunning work!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards and your sense of humor.
ReplyDelete.. making cards, loosing the control of your bank account (because of making cards :) and gardening. We have very much in common. But do you make jevellery? ;)