Playing with different vellums today in the cave! This vellum has stripes in it and I thought it was perfect to add a little something extra to these lovely hibiscus flowers and leaves from Altenew's Wild Hibiscus set. The sentiment is also from that set heat embossed in white. The stencil is from Clear Scraps called Quarterfoil and it was used with MFT In the Buff ink and a Clarity Stencil brush. I used Stazon black ink then colored them with Zig Clean Color Markers, them popped them up for dimension. I finished the card with some black Enamel Accents for the flower centers.
Here's a few close up pics so you can see the cool stripes in the vellum.
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So pretty!
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You're spoiling us with these beautiful entries! The bold colour of the flowers is so eye catching, and the soft background stencilling creates a fab sense of dimension. Another gorgeous make from you :) Thanks so much for playing along with us at Less is More :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! I just love those colors o on the flowers and the stenciling.
ReplyDeleteHow very special is your card! Love the subtle background stencilling and that sentiment is just so moving. Thanks for playing at AAA Cards.
ReplyDeleteDelightful use of stripes and stencilling here. A wonderful elegant card and thanks for playing along at AAA Cards and Less is More this week.
ReplyDeleteDelicate stencilling and bold stripes together - a match made in heaven. Very creative to use the striped vellum. Loving the sentiment too. Thanks so much for joining us again this week at Less is More xx
ReplyDeletehello! this is stunning, luv the cas design and your style! I am so glad you played along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!
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Cool vellum! Such a beautiful card! Thanks for joining the fun at Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bright flowers against the soft stencilled background. Thanks for playing along with us at AAA Cards!
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