April Showers
This is my first ever entry into an Our Daily Bread Challenge (ODBDSLC235) -- finally got some of their great stuff in order to be able to play along (ok, this one I borrowed from a friend, but I have more, I promise!) ...The background is sponged with a combo of Distress Inks in pistachio, pine and bundled sage to create a spring look, then die cut from my MFT Blueprint 13 stitched die. The ODBD sentiment was stamped in VersaMark and embossed using white powder. My tulips were cut from a Penny Black die, first in green, then from watercolor papers I had sponged in either Pickled Raspberry/Marmalade or Marmalade/Mustard Seed/Fired Brick and popped up with Joy! Foam pads. The smaller flowers are from a Martha Stewart hydrangea punch from designer papers and hand cut stems. I popped up the larger ones and shaped the tiny one, then added pink and green rhinestones.
This is one of my favorites so far! :) Especially love the use of the stitched die-cut and the sponging technique!
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DeleteI love it! Great choice in background colors - it makes your flowers really pop and white embossing is always classy. Thanks for playing along with this week's Shining the Light Challenge. ;)
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DeleteDear Kelly welcome to our Shining the Light challenge! We are so glad you could join us! I love your card and the lovely Spring scene you've created. The sentiment goes along perfectly with your design too! I'm so glad you could join us this week at Our Daily Bread Designs. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful creations! Hugs, Gracie.
ReplyDeleteDear Kelly welcome to our Shining the Light challenge! We are so glad you could join us! I love your card and the lovely Spring scene you've created. The sentiment goes along perfectly with your design too! I'm so glad you could join us this week at Our Daily Bread Designs. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful creations! Hugs, Gracie.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Kelly!! I just love your distressed ink background in variations of green combined with the popped up flowers!! The embossed sentiment is the perfect touch! Thanks for joining us at ODBD!
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