And here's my take on it.
A Brilliant Bloom was substituted for the balloon, and I borrowed a stem from
Painted Poppies. Both images were stamped with Distress inks, and colored with
Copic markers, then cut with the matching Die-namics.
The flower and stem were adhered to a white card base. The sentiment was white
embossed on a vellum strip and the card was finished off with sequins.
I'd like to give a shout out to my MFT teammate, Nicole, for inspiring me to color
the bloom after I saw her gorgeous card. I copied the shading and highlighting
of each petal until I was satisfied with the results. Thanks, Nicole!
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What a gorgeous take on this sketch challenge. Love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Donna.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love how this works with the sketch! Call me inspired!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Donna. Love your flower
ReplyDeleteLove the simple beauty of your card. TFS!
ReplyDeleteOh, Donna, I had this exact same idea!! Your card is just lovely!
ReplyDeletewell isn't this beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing CAS card!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bloom, Donna! Your shading and highlighting are amazing. (Nicole would agree.) Using a vellum strip is a great way to layer a sentiment over the flower without completely covering the beauty.
ReplyDeleteHideko xx