I have to say I was sad to see the tulips in my garden go. They have such a regal presence in the garden and seeing them in bloom confirms that Spring is here. I created my card for the CAS challenge at Splitcoast; to use your piercing tool and for the Simon Says Stamp challenge; anything goes. I began by masking the oval and sponging on Distress ink in blues. I then stamped the tulips from Penny Black and coloured them using Copic Markers. Added the sentiment then the piercing. I like how the piercing adds a frame to the sponged area.
Have a great week and thanks for stopping by!
Supplies: stamps; Penny Black/ Copic markers/ piercing tool/ twine
I love the colours of your card Karen and the piercing sets it off beautifully. Thanks so much for visiting and commenting on my blog - much appreciated. Happy crafting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the complement on my card by Simon says stamp challenges! Think that your card is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you left a comment on my blog because I have now found yours. I love your CAS style, this card is beautiful.
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Hi,Karen. Fantastic card, love the inking and beautifully colored flowers. Thank you for leaving sweet comment on my blog. :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Karen! I love the tulips, too! That stamp set is one I have on my wish list - the flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card. I love the use of piercing to make a frame for the tulips. Great colouring.
ReplyDeleteThis coming weekend I am planting out my tulip bulbs. While your tulips are finishing flowering, mine are about to start growing - a neat circle.
Thank you for your kind comments on my blog
Beautiful card. Gorgeous colours and I like the way that the sentiment comes out of the oval.
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Such vibrant coloring on those gorgeous flowers Bridget! Fantastic card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Karen, love the piercing and the sponged bg is perfect for your tulips. Thankyou for visiting too :) Cathy
ReplyDeleteSo simple, So Pretty!
ReplyDeleteStunning Karen. So simple and the colors are real bright - they sure stand out on the white background.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and love the image,we have loads of tulips in the garden but been a poor show this year and now gone for another year
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