The Design Team got to choose a digital stamp from a wonderful site called "A Day for Daisies". This one is called Morning Dew Fairy.
supplies: white card stock, vellum, A Day for Daisies digital image, green cardstock and BoBunny flamingo dot for framing, Prismacolor pencils and Memento markers, Hero Arts CL497 Find Joy, versafine onyx black ink, clear gemstones
The image was printed once on smooth white paper, and twice more on vellum, clear embossing as soon as it came out of the printer, as my printer ink never dries on vellum. I colored the paper image using Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits to blend, and colored the vellum image on the reverse with Memento markers highlighted with colored pencils. Then I put the vellum image over the paper one and secured it to the back. This gives a kind of stained glass look. I cut just the wing out of the 2nd vellum image to give a little more dimension and added clear gemstones where the dew drops were drawn.
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Stunning Lin! So dreamy! Love that fairy image!
ReplyDeleteLin the layers of vellum combined with your wonderful coloring is amazing. Your fairy floats with happiness.
ReplyDeleteThis is uniquely lovely, Lin - has such a magical look. Love the idea of embossing the printed vellum - brilliant! This is a treasure.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Lin! Love it!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning!---gorgeous!
ReplyDeletei am a lilypad subscriber and had to come over to learn how you made it. tfs!
Wow this is just divine. Love the fairy image and the way you colored it is just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, so magical! Your coloring is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Lin! So soft and delicate, LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteso charming, lin! love the wings! have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou did an AWESOME job, Lin!! Love how you use used the digital image!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Lin! Love the softness of the vellum and the popped wings!
ReplyDeleteLin, this is absolutely exquisite! I love the vellum technique, makes it look like it's painted on porcelain.
ReplyDeleteYou chose a gorgeous image too!
When I saw this one I was amazed! All those soft colors and the wings seem so real! I must try this vellum printing and embossing technique! TFS
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the vellum overlay it does look like stained glass!
ReplyDeleteOH MY, Lin!! I am blown away! This is a gorgeous card--stunning image and great coloring! JUST exquisite!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring on the flowers, they are so soft. Love the effect of the whole - so dreamy and precious!
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