Today's post is for this weeks Colour Splash challenge at the Play Date Cafe. I love the Inspirational picture, especially the colour. I have this beautiful rose image from Penny Black and some gorgeous lilac silk ribbon so I tried to keep my design Clean and Simple. I used markers and a stamp pad to colour the rose before stamping on the white card.
Supplies:
Stamps: 2004 Penny Black 2815K The Look of Love, S/U's On Your Birthday
Card and Papers: Basic Grey, Whisper White, Patterns Pack II
Ink: Lavender Lace, Concord Crush, Basic Grey, Going Grey (R)
Embellishments: Silk Lilac Ribbon, Metallic Studs
Tools: Fiskars Cutter and Embossing Tool, Mat Pack and Piercing Tool, Martha Stewart Layered Arches Border Punch, 1" Circle Punch, Sponge, Dimensionals, Mini Glue Dot, Jone's Gloopy Glue, 2 Way Glue Pen, Bow Easy
Tools: Fiskars Cutter and Embossing Tool, Mat Pack and Piercing Tool, Martha Stewart Layered Arches Border Punch, 1" Circle Punch, Sponge, Dimensionals, Mini Glue Dot, Jone's Gloopy Glue, 2 Way Glue Pen, Bow Easy
Thank's for stopping by today. Happy Stamping!
Hugs,
This is beautiful - how did you get the lovely watercolour effect on the rose? Hugs Tanja
ReplyDeleteoh my that stamp is stunning, and you have coloured it so well! It is such a great representation of the inspiration picture! Thanks for playing at the PDCC :)
ReplyDeleteWow! If that's not a perfect take on our colour splash picture, I don't know *what* is! THis is gorgeous. Thanks for playing with us at The Cafe this week. :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card...so love that rose and the beautiful ribbon!
ReplyDeleteWOW, how do you do that type of colouring? This is an exquisite card. TFS. Cheers Donna Zammit :)
ReplyDeleteHi Tania and Donna,
ReplyDeleteI used a very simple technique to colour the rose. You just colour the rubber stamp with your markers. If I need to use a stamp pad I try to ink up just the section I want and if you go outside the area you can then colour with you markers and it will remove the stamp pad ink, just rub you marker on a piece of scrap paper if the colours have blended a bit and re-apply. Then you need to huff and puff on your stamp with your breath to make the ink moist if it has dried a bit and then stamp. Hope my instructions are clear. Thank's so much for your comments. Hugs, Sue.
Oh Wow! This is gorgeous!! Lovely take on the color splash and that ribbon is soooo yummy! Thanks for playing with us at The Play Date Cafe!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue for explaining how to colour the stamp...very clear and I tried it and it worked...wahoo. TFS Cheers Donna Zammit
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is so elegantly gorgeous! An excellent example of the color splash! Love that glorious bow too! Thanks for playing along with us at the Play Date Cafe!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is the most beautiful rose ever! Just love that watercolour effect! And your ribbon, oh, so yummy! Stunning card with the scalloped edges!
ReplyDeletethis is a really, really beautiful image - love it! Thanks for playing at the play date cafe with us this week :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, you made that rose look amazing. I just love the sketchy feel of it and you totally rocked the splash of color. Great job. So glad you played along this week at The Play Date Cafe.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! The perfect colour lilac too! Lovely job! Thanks for playing along with us at the Play Date Cafe!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty- it looks so much like the inspiration pic! And that YUMMY ribbon! Congrats on the Fab 4! :)
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