This is not exactly the card I had planned,
but while J and I were crafting together late this afternoon there was a
juice spill that...well... you know.
Juice and paper don't mix.
That card was halfway done, but nevermind.
Here's what I came up with from the salvageable pieces.
(J felt so badly about it - but it was a good chance to show
how we can solve problems if we stay calm!)
These die-cut Papertrey blooms are colored with watercolor pencils.
As a matter of fact, it's a set I inherited from my grandfather.
I used the ZIG glue pen around the edges of the blossom and leaf
to add a nice embossed gold edge. I also embossed the Altenew splatters.
Here are the challenges:
ColourQ #343: (2nd entry)
(I've just oriented the card base horizontally, rather than vertically.)
Emboss, Image, Die Cut
Materials Used on this Card:
Cardstock {Rustic white, Berry sorbet - Papertrey Ink}
Patterned paper {DCWV}
Textured gold paper {the Paper Company}
Stamps {Papertrey Ink, Altenew}
Ink {Archival black - Ranger}
Gold embossing powder {Recollections}
Sequins {Doodlebug Design}
Chalkboard label {The Paper Studio}
Small die-cut flourishes {Spellbinders}
Thank you for visiting!
--Kathryn
Cardstock {Rustic white, Berry sorbet - Papertrey Ink}
Patterned paper {DCWV}
Textured gold paper {the Paper Company}
Stamps {Papertrey Ink, Altenew}
Ink {Archival black - Ranger}
Gold embossing powder {Recollections}
Sequins {Doodlebug Design}
Chalkboard label {The Paper Studio}
Small die-cut flourishes {Spellbinders}
Thank you for visiting!
I hope you will take just a second and
Inlinkz is so quick and I've opened the giveaway to both US and
International crafters as well.
Picture and link are on my right-hand sidebar. :)
Take care,
Be well,
and enjoy the sunshine,
--Kathryn
Beautiful! Love the flowers against the black! So glad you shared it at FMS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card! I love the black background and how amazing the flower looks! Such rich colours! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
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