Hi and welcome to my blog :) I have a 'golden oldie' card to share with you today, a sample from last year's Spring tv shows. I have used stamps from the Spring Bird Tulip and Spring Foliage sets: Brushos, black Versfine ink, Versamark ink,gold embossing powder, a gold pen.
I took a piece of white card and stamped both groups of Tulips from the set, masking and overstamping to create one large group. When all the Tulips were masked I brushed water onto the card and sprinkled Brushos randomly across the panel. I love the way the colours burst and spread all over the card creating a beautiful background.
Using the Brushos as paints this time I painted the flower heads after removing the masking fluid.
I did the same with the foliage.
I stamped foliage images around the edges of the panel in Versamark ink and embossed them with gold EP, to frame the Tulips. I stamped and embossed a sentiment in the same way, then added gold pen around the outer edges before matting it onto red card. I attached the panel to a white base card and blended DI around the edges.
I love this design, I think it's really bright and cheerful and very Spring-like. I think it would make a lovely card for a Spring birthday, anniversary, get well or any other occasion. I also think it is suitable for both male and female cards.
Thank you very much for popping in today, I hope you've enjoyed this post and will come back again soon :)
Absolutely gorgeous Penny, I love tulips and so this is just right up my street, wonderful inky background, designed perfectly, Kate x
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kate my lovely, I have a lot of older samples to blog and catch up with lol! :) xxx
DeleteThis is just beautiful and, yes, very spring like. I didn’t know how you did this at first and now you reminded me of painting the card with water and then adding brushos. I love the colours and it is so very cheerful. I am finally making cards and finally showed one the other day
ReplyDeleteHi Birgit, thank you very much for your lovely comment! I shall have to pop over to your blog and see what you've been doing :) xx
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