Hello, Stampers! My card today is for the Copic Creations challenge this week to use complimentary colors. I used pink (flowers)/green (leaves) for my combination. The gorgeous images are from Melanie's latest set, Spring Basket.
I started by stamping the basked with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Then I colored with Copic markers, beginning with E19.
I added E15.
Then added E33.
Filled in with E53. After coloring, I cut out the image.
The flowers were also stamped with Tuxedo Black and colored with Copics. I started with RV19.
Then added RV25.
Filled in with RV21.
I colored the remainder of the flowers the same way and used Y13 for the centers. For the leaves I used YG07. After coloring I cut out the flowers.
Next, I used my Spellbinder's Labels 9 die to cut a piece of Pure Luxury White cardstock and sponged Memento Desert Sand ink while still in the die.
I adhered the basket and flowers to the labels layer and added the basket handle (colored the same way as the basket). The next layer was Pure Luxury Chocolate Brown, which I scored every 1/4 inch, using my Scor-Buddy. I added the ribbon bow, sentiment, brads and layered onto a Pure Luxury Innocent Pink card base.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you have a day worth smiling about!
10 comments:
This is beautiful. I love the color of the flowers. Thanks for the tutorial.
This is fantastic! xx
Gorgeous!!! I love how you coloured the basket and flowers! I look forward to seeing when you have a new post... you're one awesome artist!!
what a beautiful card!!! wow!!!!
awesome coloring and card, I love thse pink flowers! the scored bg goes so nicely with the basket!
Very pretty, you made those flowers look just beautiful!
wunderschön und super coloriert, danke für die Erklärungen
Lieben Gruß Gisela
Wow Theresa, this card is stunning. It is amazing and beautiful!
Ahhh. Your coloring is wonderful! Your use of complementary pinks and greens is stunning. So glad you could join us at Copic Creations ~ good luck to you.
Hugs...Rose
Beautiful card, love the colors, thanks for the step by step instructions and for sharing your talent.
Yvonne, NOLA
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