I inked up the stamp with a shadow ink, then inked up Lace Background with a chalk ink, kissed them together and then stamped the image on white cardstock. I tried it with different color combos and I liked the pinks the best.
I used the apron lace border punch and some dyed seam binding and topped it off with a rose that was colored with Copic refills. The sentiment was stamped on the side and embossed with white detail embossing powder.
Hope you'll try the kissing technique. It gives solid surface stamps a bit of a textured look and it's fun to experiment with different stamp combinations.
Stamps: All Hero Arts: In the Garden, Lace Background, Large Canvas Stripes,
Ink: Hero Arts shadow inks, Hero Arts chalk ink, Versamark, Copic refill (R81)
Cardstock: Paper bag kraft, Papertrey Ink
Other: Fiskars border punch, white detail embossing powder, dyed seam binding, paper rose, pop dots
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And the countdown to our daughter's wedding is....42 days! Yikes! My sister and I are making these ribbon roses to attach to the favor bags. Eighty doesn't seem like a monumental task, but wrapping the wire is doing a number on my fingers!
Thanks for stopping by and for your sweet comments, too. Have an awesome weekend!
Donna your "kissing" technique is absolutely perfect. So crisp and clean. The ribbon roses are beautiful. I know what you mean about working with the wire. Hopefully you can spread out the "twisting" over a few days. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletegorgeous card donna! that ribbon and flower is the perfect finishing touch.
ReplyDeletehope you are doing well. hugs!:
Hi Donna! What a gorgeous card! Love the way the lace stamp adds to the charm of this image! Those ribbon roses are so beautiful! How exciting to have a wedding coming up!
ReplyDeleteI love this...another perfect pairing of stamps and inks! Sending wishes and blessings for a beautiful wedding for your daughter!
ReplyDeleteLike I said before...I like it "when you kissed"--heehee!! SO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gorgeous card, Donna! So excited for you and your daughter, that ribbon flower is so beautiful and perfect for the wedding!! Big hugs!!
ReplyDeleteThe kissing technique really adds a touch of magic to that stamp! What a beautiful card Donna, Jo x
ReplyDeleteFabulous kissing technique...as you have totally perfected it! love this pretty card. you do such wonderful work! congrats to your daughter! keep up those pretty flowers! it must be hectic but lots of fun getting ready! have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card Donna! Beautiful riboon roses and gorgeous wedding color! Congrats to you and your daughter's upcoming special event! ;)
ReplyDeleteWow, this technique is perfect for this stamp...so cool looking! Your card is gorgeous and so are the ribbon roses for your daughter's wedding! That's not that far off, you must be super busy with all sorts of fun stuff! =)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week end Donna!
Stunning card. Love the 'kissing' technique!
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOOVE this card!!!
ReplyDeleteThat wire wrapping does do a number on your fingers....how exciting!!!!!!!!
I think you got this technique down pat, beautiful card Donna! With such a pretty ribbon rose, I can't wait to see those favors--you'll show them to us right? You must be getting so excited about your DD's wedding!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, Donna! How exciting with your daughter's wedding coming up soon! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteYour kissing is wonderfully done Donna... and I just adore the roses you are making for your daughter's wedding.... Enjoy the lead up....it is such a fun time.
ReplyDeleteso very beautiful, Donna!! LOVE that you used the lace background for kissing and i think i'll have to get that in the garden stamp!! love love your gorgeous card! and wow! that ribbon flower is so yummy! beautiful color, too! wish i could come over and help out! =) sending you big hugs, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWow Donna, I've missed visiting (never seems to be enough time) your card is gorgeous & I hope your fingers feel better really soon. Those ribbon roses look gorgeous xoxoxoxo
ReplyDeleteAwesome pairing of stamps, Donna! And you kiss so well! Those little roses are beautiful! What a lovely event to look forward to: your daughter's wedding!! Only 42 days! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I was thinking about using the lace stamp but wasn't sure how it would look. Now I know that it works wonderfully! :) LOvely little roses. YOu will have to share photos of all the favors when finished!
ReplyDeleteTotally pretty...cant resist to become your follower :) love this technique soo much :)
ReplyDeletehi donna! what a sweet card in soft pink!
ReplyDeletei really hope the wedding guests save those pretty little roses & not just throw them out!
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Love love what you did with that stamp! Your awesome D......those roses are the prettiest things Wow...love ya! Have a perfect weekend..
ReplyDeleteDonna, adore what you created - just fab. Those little roses are adorable. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHow perfectly exquisite those tiny satin roses are. That beautiful card is exquisite as well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Donna! You do that kissing technique so well. Love it! And your roses are so pretty! I had to do things in 50s and 60s last summer for my son's wedding... So I know what you mean! Spreading the job over a few days sometimes makes it easier! Enjoy - it goes by quickly!
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Donna, I could stare at that background for hours! I also love how you ran the sentiment down the side. And there's the canvas stripes again! I LOVE it all.
ReplyDeleteWOw, lovely card with simple idea but sharp stamped image!
ReplyDeleteAnd you must be going to very busy in preparing the wedding too!! so exciting! Donna Have a nice lovely weekend!
Cute "kissing card" Donna in some very nice colors.....
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your top three!!! just adore that card, Donna! =) mm.... me wanna try those ribbon roses! they really look yummy! thanks for the inspiration! =) just feel the need to leave you some love! =) have a fabulous week, my friend!
ReplyDeletesuch a perfect technique used here Donna! Love that soft looking rose and the touch of the ribbon!
ReplyDeleteDonna, I love the kissing technique on your card! Just beautiful! The flowers are amazing too...what a heartfelt touch to your daughters wedding.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on the kissing technique! Your card is stunning! The ribbon roses are gorgeous too! The count down to the wedding is on! So exciting! :)
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! A wedding to prepare for! ;D How lucky is your daughter to have such a talented and crafty mom! Those flowers are yummy and would look amazing on cards...lol! I have a one track mind ;D
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful too! Lvoe those ribbon roses! I lvoe to make these too! They are great on cards too by the way...
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