This time I started with a piece of blue polished stone from my scrap basket, and stamped the Silhouette Bells on it in VersaMark, then heat embossed it in white. I colored the leaves and stems in with a green marker. Then I layered this onto a piece of white cardstock that I had punched with a Martha Steward doily lace punch, adding the gingham ribbon and a tiny tag for the sentiment, and pop-dotting a hummingbird stamped on the same blue polished stone background. Then everything was centered on a blue card.
Supplies: Hero Arts stamps: CG165 Silhouette Bells, CL383 Antique Engravings (hummingbird), CL272 All Occasion Messages
Supplies: Hero Arts stamps: CG165 Silhouette Bells, CL383 Antique Engravings (hummingbird), CL272 All Occasion Messages
Another stunning card, Lin! The blue paper is a perfect starting point, I just love the result.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so beautiful, Lin! Love your bluebells!
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Vanessa
This is gorgeous!!! So magical looking and your signature color, lovely Lin!
ReplyDeleteLove the watercolored effect--so pretty!
ReplyDeletethe blue in this is so beautiful Lin! very elegant card!
ReplyDeleteLove your card. The colors and flowers makes me think of spring as I look out my window at snow. Happy holidays.
ReplyDeleteSO pretty! I actually just love the watercolor effect this has!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you my friend, so hope you enjoyed your Christmas at Liam's house!
This is just soooo pretty! I love your creations with this stamp, Lin! Great technique!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and dreamy! The marker worked over the alcohol inks. I have never tried that. Thanks for the tip!
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