Hello there! I pulled out Elegant Florals for this card. I can't seem to get enough of that set. I also used some of the brand new Spellbinders® die templates from the summer release.
To begin, I stamped the narcissus flowers on Pure Luxury White cardstock, using Memento Expresso Truffle ink. I used Copic markers to color, starting with RV19.
Then added RV17.
I filled in with RV13, really saturating the image to blend with the darker pinks. I didn't worry about the ink bleeding outside of the lines since I planned to cut out the image.
For the stems, I used YG25 and after finishing the coloring, I cut out the flowers.
Next I cut and embossed Spellbinders new Decorative Labels Twenty-eight, with white cardstock, then sponged Gina K Innocent Pink ink.
Then I cut and embossed Spellbinders A2 Matting Basics A, with white cardstock and sponged using Gina K Innocent Pink again. I also cut Pure Luxury Innocent Pink using Spellbinders Labels Twenty-eight.
I used another new Spellbinders die template, Labels Thirty-three, to cut embossed and stencil white cardstock. The sentiment is from Vogue Vases 2 and was stamped with Memento Espresso Truffle ink.
I adhered all the layers and the flowers using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares. The pink silk ribbon is from the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store.
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Beautiful card, love the flowers!
ReplyDeleteWOW!Beautiful card!!!Love the color,Awesome flowers!Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteSo so lovely!
ReplyDeleteTheresa- this is such a beautiful card. I just love the color and the softness you applied to this creation! A real wow!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! thanks for showing us how you colored it. You help me so much with learning how to color with my copic markers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. And I love what you did with the Copics.
ReplyDeleteHi, Theresa!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great time at the SB retreat! Am catching up on your tutorials, trying to be inspired! This all pink and white is a real beauty. I can really see the popped flowers, too!