Hi there, Claire here with a card using stamps from Moonlit Waterfall, one of the new sets of clear stamps.
The focal image is coloured with distress markers, they blend so easily and make colouring so quick and easy. I added some highlights with a white inkssentials gel pen.
I stamped and embossed the main image again with WOW Gold detail EP on black card and cut out the frame, layering it up over the image with 3d foam for some depth. I didn't think this beautiful little scene needed a lot of embellishments so I created a background using the delicate dragonfly silhouette stamps from the same stamp sheet. I stamped the dragonflies with versamark and again embossed with gold EP. To finish off I've added some gold braid and a glossy black button from my stash.
Thanks for visiting and for taking the time to comment. I hope you're enjoying these beautiful new stamps as much as I am.
Claire xx
WOOOW Claire this is soooo beautiful. Marvelous combinastion, colors and design.
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Marja
there is something very magical about this Claire! Love the design!!!
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Stunning card, such a lovely image
ReplyDeleteWow, that is GORGEOUS.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous background for this stunning scene! Greetings, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card , love landshape a lot but I olso love the whole card, the background is olso super!!!
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Maria
Very striking - especially the way the navy draws the eye towards the deep blue of the waterfall. The colouring is terrific & there's such light on that water that you can imagine it glistening. Love the bead & thread embellishing & your perfect positioning of those dragonflies for the background pattern (not easy I know).
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What a gorgeous card, I love the way you have got the light playing on the water it's fab
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This is so beautifully coloured and looks fabulous against the dark background.Jean x
ReplyDeleteStunning Card!
ReplyDeleteWow the scene you've coloured is remarkable hun, and the overall design is perfect for it. question if you don't mind, with the pens did you colour direct to paper or use with brush n water? x
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