Today's card features not one, not two, but three different sets of digital stamps from
Graciellie Design!
I wanted to create a card with big beautiful blooms on the front, so I cropped and re-sized the flowers from: In Its Time, Bee Kind, and Thoughtful Greetings.
I used Scholar Prismacolor Pencils to color all my images. After blending, I added some highlights with Sharpie markers and glitter. For the inside sentiment, I layered one of the digital sentiments (from Bee Kind) onto a white background and inverted the colors for a chalkboard look. (Thanks to Aumtumn of Sew Paper Paint for cluing me in to that technique!)
Supplies and Tools:
In Its Time, Bee Kind, and Thoughtful Greetings, Scholar Prismacolor Pencils, Baby Oil (for blending), Sharpie Markers, Caribbean Turquoise Glitter (Art Accentz), Brown Glitter Glue (Studio G), Honeycomb Embossing Folder (Darice), Love This die (Echo Park), Flower Punch (EK Success), Dimensional Tape, Silver Paper
This post linked to:
Word Art Wednesday - Anything Goes
Little Red Wagon - Favorite Products (Scholar Prismacolor Pencils)
Ooh-La-La - Anything Goes
7 comments:
Hi Ester!! This is so pretty! your coloring is awesome!! Thanks for stopping by my blog too!
Hugs,
Ginny
This is gorgeous, I love the layered flowers, they are beautiful. The inside is beautifully done also and I'm going to have to check out the techniques you've shared. Thanks for visiting my blog (and commenting!!) and sharing with us at the Word Art Wednesday challenge. God bless!
Your card is beautiful, Esther!! The flowers are stunning and so vibrant with the rich colours you've used!
Thank you so much for your kind words on my blog. I do appreciate the time you took to write and show you care. xox
Striking & beautiful, Esther!
Really bold and beautiful, and so perfectly coloured the flowers seem to be growing out from the card. Thank you for sharing at Ooh La la
jane
This is an awesome card! Your colouring is fabulous!! Thanks for joining the girlfriends this week at Little Red Wagon!! :)
very pretty arrangement of the flowers, and very pretty coloring!
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