As soon as I saw this sketch, the spotlight technique came to mind. So, I pulled out the PTI Year of the Flowers: Larkspurs stamp set and stamped the flowers in versamark and them embossed in clear embossing powder. I re-stamped the image in Momento tuxedo black and cut out a section with a Nesties circle. I colored the flowers with copics and then lined the circle up to originally stamped image. I ran that melon berry panel through the big shot in the SU square lattice embossing folder (love that thing). I stamped the sentiment in StazOn black ink onto vellum and attached the sentiment with brads.
Stamps: PTI Year of the Flowers: Larkspurs Ink: Versa mark, Staz On jet black CS: PTI Terracotra tile, melon berry, white, vellum Tools: Copics, clear embossing powder, SU sqaure lattice embossing folder, Nesties circles, corner chomper Accessories: silver brads
I love the circle pop (not sure what it is called). very pretty.
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Very pretty! I love the embossing :)
ReplyDeleteKim, this card is just beautiful! I love the partial embossing with the spotlighting!! That sketch looks like a great one! This card totally fits the challenge I just posted on Thursday over on the Papertrey Paper Dolls blog! Go link it up!
ReplyDeleteSo creative Kim! Just love how you combined the two papers. Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteWOW..this card is so gorgeous. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful! You did a great job coloring the flowers. Love the spotlight technique. Thanks for playing along with the Paper Dolls!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Gorgeous! I so love the texture of the ef!! And those flowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou HIT IT!! I love how you were able to incorporate so many ideas in one card. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card! Love the spotlighting of the flowers. So glad you played along with us at Papertrey Paper Dolls.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love how you stamped the image on the kraft and colored in what you stamped on the white circle! Just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!
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