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So onto my card.
I am longing for Spring's arrival so I wanted to use colours that would reflect a sunny, warmer feel.
I placed my white cardstock into my Misti, then positioned a mask from A Colorful Life Designs over my paper as I wanted to be left with a nice crisp, white border. I love using these simple masks on my cards. Next, I took this great flower stamp from PB called Together and placed it inside my Misti. Using my Tombow markers, I coloured the flower heads first, sprayed with water and pressed onto my paper. I repeated that same process for the leaves then let it dry.
By colouring directly onto your stamps with markers, it lets you apply a variety of different colours without them getting all muddy.
When dry, I stamped this fun PB sentiment from the Good Wishes set using some Memento black ink. Leaving the mask in place, I rubbed some Squeezed Lemonade along the edges to define the stamped area.
I removed the mask and then scored a border along the sponged edge. I like the way it frames up the stamped area.
I mounted it over a piece of sunny yellow cardstock then onto a plain white card base.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- ANYTHING GOES
A Bit More Time to Craft- ANYTHING GOES
Supplies
Stamps- Together (PB); Good Wishes (PB)
Inks- Squeezed Lemonade DI (TH); Tuxedo Black Memento
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook); yellow
Accessories and Tools- Tombow Markers; Mister (TH);
Rectangle Mask-A Colorful Life Designs; ScorPal
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20 comments:
Absolutely stunning card Karen, I love the colours and the floral design, Kate x
Love this Karen. I really need to try and source those masks here in the UK - they're a great idea and save all that messing about with post it notes!
Bright and beautiful, Karen! Love these warm colors!
Your attention to detail is wonderful, Karen. The double matt and scoring frame the lovely flowers and make them stand out.
Such happy bright colours to say that spring is here?? I hope! :) LOVE this beautiful flower stamp from PB and have just bought it for myself. Hope to play with it soon. LOVE the sentiment you've added to this beautiful card Karen. xx
Love the bright colours - makes me think of the warmth of summer! Great background shading to tie into the yellow mat.
Karen, what an absolutely gorgeous card! I love the sunny and bright yellow and how beautifully you've colored this flower! WOW! I love it, and what a great sentiment! Amazing talent you have, my friend! Delight and inspire me all the time! Hugs and love! xoxo
Beautiful Karen, love the colours so warm and sunny, just about ready for summer:)
Beautiful card! I have a couple of questions on the stencil/mask you used for your card but I'm not seeing any contact info to email you.
Lovely card!
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Caroline DT 2Sistersontheblog
So cheery very nice
Wow....one striking and eye catching card and love the vibrancy of the colours. What a great technique of colouring the stamp and such a fabulous sentiment x.
Meant to say....sending a hug right back to you x
So pretty sweetie and I love al the little heart petals and the colours are of course perfect.
The fiery ombre on the flower is beautiful and looks summery! I need some warm weather here too :)! The score line as a frame was a great touch!
A very nice card.
Thank you for sharing it at 2Sistersontheblog.
Nicolette DT
Oh I am in LOVE with your flowers. They just POP. Gorgeous card!
I love you card Karen! Such a pretty color combination and the yellow really makes it pop! Beautiful job.
Super card here Karen! love all the pretty vibrant coloured flowers and clever masking too ;) hugs Viv xx
I love the bright spring colors on this!! I spotted this when I entered the Flower Challenge! So fun to "bump" into you there!
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