Shelli Gardner, co-founder and CEO of Stampin' Up!, created a beautiful card that she shared with those who attended Leadership in January. The card really caught my eye, so I knew I'd want to CASE it (Copy And Steal Everything) if I broke down and got the Easter Blossoms stamp set, which I finally did. This week I played around with the card, trying to figure out what to do with the blossoms. I tried white gel pen, Vanilla watercolor crayon, white watercolor pencil, using aquapainters, using blender pens... and finally settled on using a blender pen over the stamped image to add some colors to the blossoms. I also added two mats - one behind the DSP, and the scalloped oval behind the sentiment (if you know me, you know I like to mat things - love those layers!). If I were to do it again, I also might try doing the pennant border in Soft Suede instead of Crumb Cake. This is one of the cards I'll be sharing with my stampers at my Spring/Easter stamp camp in April.
6 comments:
Very pretty!
What a pretty card! The flowers came out just perfect!
What a beauty! I like how you colored the blooms!
I like the extra touch the mat adds, Cheryl--a nice contrast to the curvy branch!
Love this! (I CASEd it, too, when I first saw it.)
Very pretty! Great interpretation of Shelli's card.
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