Tuesday 11 January 2011

Little wishes

There's a new challenge over at Inchie Inklings: black and white plus one colour. I like to play along with these when I can and I managed a card for this one today.

It's a very simple design but I liked the idea of using the texture to represent the seeds drifting out from the dandelion clock with the little gems for a touch of fairy dust to help those wishes along!

Stamps:
Inkadinkado Inchie Stamps Flowers

Paper:
Black
White

Ink:
Versafine by Tsukineko (Onyx Black)

Other:
Texture Fade Embossing folder
Copic marker (to color the mat to match the gems)
Acrylic nail art gems


Thanks for stopping by!

14 comments:

  1. wonderful idea to use the texture plate...simple but effective!

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  2. Oooo thats gorgeous Joanne, really classy xx

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  3. Beautiful card Joanne love the little gems too. Together with the embossing it gives a lovely feeling of movement.

    :)

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  4. Very effective embossing - a fab background to offset the lovely little inchie. x

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  5. Wow!! This is absolutely stunning. I love the idea of the embossing representing the seeds floating out, how beautiful and the colours are very elegant.
    Hugs Lisax

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  6. Beautiful card in every way. Annette x

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  7. This is a stunning card Joanne, I'm just getting into the Embossing folders and they have renewed my interest in cardmaking. Your example is so inspirational xx

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  8. Very cool design, Joanne! Such a neat combination of stamp & texture with the gems to add sparkle. Love it!

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  9. oooo this is sooo elegant, I love it totally! xxx

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  10. This is beautiful, I love the simplicity of the design - it really pulls you in for a closer look

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  11. Love those sparkly wishes spreading forth and the colour scheme too!

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