A very simple design today but I think it's quite effective. I used white embossing powder for an emboss resist and then coloured the central bit with a touch of Copic marker (I think that bit is called a pistil but I'm no botanist so please don't take my word for it!).A simple Nestie cut frame is raised up slightly on foam tape and mounted over the card front. I thought the sort of gallery feel to the framing went with the sentiment.
Stamps:
Emerging Hibiscus (CHF, retired)
Motivational Centers (CHF, retired)
Paper:
Cryogen white
Ink:
Versamark by Tsukineko
Tim Holtz Distress ink by Ranger (Peeled Paint)
Versafine by Tsukineko (Olympia Green)
Other:
Detail white embossing powder by Stampendous
Nestabilities by Spellbinder
Foam tape
Copic marker
Thanks for stopping by!
12 comments:
This is really beautiful Joanne, love the colour & the design xxx
The frame really sets it off - love the flower and the background x
Gorgeous card Joanne, love the white flower...x
This card is really classy. The colours are perfect.
Kath
Such a stunning elegant card Joanne :-)
Oh my this is truly artful, Joanne! I love it and will *steal* it ;^) . It's a beauty!
Ooh it's gorgeous....as is all the other stuff you have been doing lately....sorry but blogger or IE or Google just has been a pain and not been able to comment for a while! Hope this works after I typed all that! LOL ;)
xoxo Sioux
Oh wow this is beautiful, I love how you've framed it and what a gorgeous colour background:)
Jenny x
Beautiful! What a great flower. Love the green background. What a wonderful sentiment.
Beautiful bloom! Love your stamping technique. Oh! I learnt a new word - pistil ... and you are right about the flower part. I checked the web and found the answer in this flower anatomy link.
greetings, Heaney
Wanted you to know I posted a link to this tutorial today.
Nancy Ward
PaperFriendly
http://www.nancywardcrafts.com
It is very effective, this is fabulous.
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