Hello all
Today's card uses a stamp from Paper Artsy, HP1301EZ
First of all I made a blended background using DI's dried marigold, mustard seed, and fossilised amber.
I then stamped using my Misti and Versafine onyx black
I stamped again on a scrap and cut out the butterfly and coloured with markers, adhered to the card and also lightly coloured the flowers at the top left.I tore off the edges and the attached to a toning card base
I love these spring-like colours
Challenges
Stamping Sensations - spring
We Love Stamping - wildlife or a/g
The crafting Challenge - waiting for spring
Papercraft - joy of spring
Creative Moments - bunnies and blooms or a/g
Allsorts = things with wings
The Paper Funday - a/g option
10 comments:
It's such a lovely bright and sunny card Glennis, yells Spring and with the Butterfly as well perfect for pour themes at Stamping Sensations and We Love Stamping challenges. many thanks for joining in.
B x
A lovely vintage feel to your pretty card. Thanks for sharing with us at Stamping Sensations challenge.
A beautiful sunny card with your lovely butterfly. Thank you for joining in at Allsorts.
Lovely spring colours and a gorgeous butterfly. Perfect for the current theme at Allsorts, thanks for joining us
Lovely Distressed make! Thanks for sharing with us at Allsorts challenge and using our theme.
Lovely card & stamp. Thanks so much for joining us at The Paper Funday Challenge.
That's a lovely bit of stamping and you went with such pretty Spring colours. Love it.
Thanks for playing along with us at We Love Stamping.
Pinky
What a beautiful stamp have you used. Thank you for joining at Stamping Sensations
Very pretty with minimal effort! The ink blending makes it extra special! Thanks for playing with Creative Moments Challenge.
The blended background creates such a warm spring glow, and the trio of marigold, mustard, and amber inks gives the whole panel a soft radiance that suits this Paper Artsy image beautifully. The crisp black stamping adds great contrast, and the extra butterfly layer brings a lovely bit of movement, especially with the gentle marker coloring that ties into the lightly tinted flowers in the corner. The torn edges add texture without overwhelming the design, and the coordinating card base frames everything with a clean, finished look.
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