This card started with a piece of polished stone paper that I brought with me from home. Basically you start with white glossy paper, and pounce a mixture of reinkers, glycerin and alcohol onto it. It gives a marblized appearance as the alcohol dries out. I think this was only 1 ink, a pink. I stamped the Silhouette Bells over it in VersaMark ink and heat embossed it in white, then I trimmed it, framed it in white and a raspberry gingham paper, and centered that onto my white notecard. The leaves and stems are colored in with green marker. Then just added the sentiment.Supplies: CG165 Silhouette Bells, CL272 All Occasion Messages, white and glossy white cardstock, raspberry gingham printed paper, pink reinker, VersaFine Onyx Black and VersaMark inks, white embossing powder
Gorgeous Lin, I'm always amazed at how intricate and detailed your instructions are! You work with glossy paper very well! And I LOVE all colors of gingham, there's just something so charming about the pattern!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card Lin! Gorgeous colours and the gingham background is beautiful. Love the polished stone paper. I remember you using it on another card but didn't realise you made it from scratch. It looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove all this pink Lin, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the pink and the flowers are gorgeous! They look real!
ReplyDeletei adore those pink flowers! beautiful card, Lin!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty! This cheery card made me smile on this wet, rainy day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the gingham background in addition to your stunning main image.
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