On the first card, I've got the Daffodils and Snowdrops stamps from the Springtime Edges together with a cross from the Easter Traditions set; all coloured withTim Holtz Distress Inks.
By setting the solid image behind the foam-mounted cross and adding a coloured border in front, I'm creating a perception of depth and distance.
My second Easter card features the Primula stamp from Springtime Edges with the Daffodil and sentiment from Easter Traditions.
I hope you're having fun playing these new stamps. The DT will be back with more exciting ideas. In the meantime, have a Sweet and Blessed Easter ... from all of us at team Chocolate Baroque.
Beijinhos,
Asha
I love your first card, but the second one with primulas and the daffodil is just awesome - makes me want to go out and garden
ReplyDelete- Cheers, Dianne
Love the springtime edges on both cards! And the combination on the second is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteaw Asha - these really are fabulous - love them to pieces - brilliant work xx
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful Asha. Perfect for Easter and Spring time. Lovely post.
ReplyDeleteFlorence x
Two beautiful cards that are perfect for Easter and the Spring
ReplyDeleteJackie x
Two gorgeous creations,love the designs and fab colours.xxx
ReplyDeleteThese springtime edges are so pretty , I think I ned to order them very soon!!! Your cards are super, they really are Easter cards !!!
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Maria
Beautiful Easter cards, love the fabulous colours and the cross looks stunning!
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Linda xxx
Beautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful Asha. Perfect inking and stamping, wonderful use of colour and a beautiful design. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous stamp art with us. Have a very Happy Easter Karen x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Easter cards! There are those lovely Springtime Edges designs too... so pretty! Lovely coloring!
ReplyDeleteThe dimensional aspect in both these cards is lovely, the first I think is my favourite with the silhouette shadows stamped behind the cross. The selective use of the yellow for the scalloped frame & the daffodils plus the petals on the cross as well as the card base really focuses the attention. The stitching is impeccably executed in line with the embossed check on the greencard stock too.
ReplyDeleteIn your second the soft Bundled Sage silhouette daffodis provide a beautiful understated backdrop for the Primula border with it's focal daffodil. I love the soft pastel colours & the way the base card background is echoed by those Bundled Sage daffodils.
Paula (PEP)