From the options on offer I chose the colour palette and die cuts.I finally caved in and added some pretty floral dies to my birthday wish list and was lucky enough to get these. I cut them from watercolour paper and used a combination of watercolour pencils and a Momento marker to add colour. A little bit of background stamping and my “trademark” rounded corner finish it off.
Stamps:
19th Century French Script and Say It All (both Hero Arts)
Paper:
Bristol board
Watercolour paper
Ink:
Tim Holtz Distress by Ranger (Walnut Stain)
Other:
Tim Holtz/Sizzix dies (Wildflower Stems #1)
Watercolour pencils (Emerald Green, Light Violet)
Momento marker (Lulu Lavender)
Silver gel pen
Corner Chomper
Pinflair glue gel
There are still a few days left to sign up for February’s chain if you fancy it - make and send one card, get a lovely handmade card from somebody else!
Thanks for stopping by!
wonderful inspiration - fab
ReplyDeleteI think this idea is so cool and what a great way to kick it off-to a far away destination!
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hugs Margot
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ReplyDeleteLovely! I really like the flower/leaves you've used and the colours are so pretty and subtle.
ReplyDeleteGood to see a new post at last......... hahaha
What a lovely card, Joanne. I still get a kick out of sending a card each month, especially when it's travelling across the world, Jo x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful & elegant!
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