And here's my take:
The flower, Penny Black 4159K Sundial, was stamped onto 2 different patterned papers and then inked with Spiced Marmalade and Fired Brick Distress Ink. The center lines on each petal were colored with Copic Markers. Each flower was cut out (omitting some petals on the flower stamped on text) and then layered. Flower center is Candi dot with twine. The leaves were created using petals from the flower and were colored with a Faber-Castell Design Memory Crafter Stamper's Big Brush Marker. Background created by lightly inking white cardstock with Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink and then spritzing with Glimmer Mist. Sentiment by Penny Black, 30-064 Good Catch.See you tomorrow with LOTS of cards- I have a big post prepared for ya! :)
18 comments :
Seeing your beautiful cards makes me want to learn to color better! So so pretty Jill. I really like that sundial flower:)
Awesome card. Awesome colors.
I really like these cards! MOM
I love how some of the petals have text on them! Super!
Both cards are fabulous, Jill!
Beautiful card, colors are vibrant. I love card making and are getting better at it thanks to you. Please keep sharing!
2 more wows! Love this concept!
Two more beautiful cards! Love 'em!
Both cards are gorgeous!
So pretty! The colors on both are wonderful! Love that new photo of you too, Jill! :)
I'm not usually fond of orange and red, but I love that colour combo on your card. Lovely :)
Yummy and such fresh, summertime colors, love these cards!
I'm lovin' Anika's inspiring 3D flowers. Your take turned out awesome too--Love your layered flower with the text print! :)
Another beautiful take at Anika's card!! Love the text flower and colors!
The text paper gives the flower a pretty touch. Thanks for sharing your beautiful card Jill and Anika's gorgeous design.
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Wow,, It works very good, creative and interesting,,
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Both of the cards are lovely! Love the use of the text in both. So love a paper pieced image! ;-)
they are both so pretty, love the dimension and colors
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