Hello there, friends! I'm back with a couple more cards featuring stamps from the Fleurs Nouveau and Nouveau Lovebirds collection. These are simple makes, not requiring many tools, products or complicated techniques.
For my first project, I inked the background in rich autumnal tones with various hues of reds, orange and mustard. The grassy bits is a stamp from the Wild Meadow A4 sheet and the sentiment is from the Loving Words A5 sheet.
I coloured the flower stamp from the Fleurs Nouveau A5 sheet with alcohol markers. For some texture, I coloured a few extra leaves and flowers and decoupaged these onto the main image.
When I saw this arty image form the Nouveau Lovebirds A4 sheet, I didn't know what to make of it... but I was determined to used it, somehow. And here it is. This time I inked the background with lighter tones of blue with some dark yellow radiating from the centre and a design from Texture Fragments A4 sheet.
There you have it - two simple cards with contrasting colour combos. Despite their art nouveau label, stamps from Fleurs Nouveau and Nouveau Lovebirds collections truly are versatile and will work with any style or skill set. Come back soon for a few more samples from the rest of the crew.
Beijinhos,
Asha
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For my first project, I inked the background in rich autumnal tones with various hues of reds, orange and mustard. The grassy bits is a stamp from the Wild Meadow A4 sheet and the sentiment is from the Loving Words A5 sheet.
I coloured the flower stamp from the Fleurs Nouveau A5 sheet with alcohol markers. For some texture, I coloured a few extra leaves and flowers and decoupaged these onto the main image.
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When I saw this arty image form the Nouveau Lovebirds A4 sheet, I didn't know what to make of it... but I was determined to used it, somehow. And here it is. This time I inked the background with lighter tones of blue with some dark yellow radiating from the centre and a design from Texture Fragments A4 sheet.
I coloured image with alcohol markers, fussy cut and mounted it with some foam tape on to a piece of die-cut vellum. Black bling and black twine complete the project.
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There you have it - two simple cards with contrasting colour combos. Despite their art nouveau label, stamps from Fleurs Nouveau and Nouveau Lovebirds collections truly are versatile and will work with any style or skill set. Come back soon for a few more samples from the rest of the crew.
Beijinhos,
Asha
two stunning cards Asha - just beautiful designs - love them xx
ReplyDeleteLove your backgrounds-stamp combinations so! Great cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteTwo stunners Asha. I really like how you fussy cut the second one. You have given it a whole new dimension.
ReplyDeleteFlo xx
Wos Asha , I love these beautiful samples , great backgrounds and images!!
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Maria
Two lovely cards but if I had to choose my favourite it would be the first one I just love that colour palette
ReplyDeleteJackie x
I like the second card especially. Great way to use spellbinders dies as well.
ReplyDeletePretty cards. Your layering and colors are great.
ReplyDeleteFabulous Asha, love the stitching and fabulous backgrounds you have created which showcase the stamps brilliantly.
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Linda xxx
both lovely cards, my favourite has to be the first, such vibrant colours
ReplyDeleteYour cards are gorgeous. You managed to create an awesome background on your second card. I love how bright and vibrant the first card is.
ReplyDeleteAs always Asha - fabulous and beautiful cards! The coloured backgrounds are stunning but still the stamps are the star of the show. Love the stitching and love the bold colours on the flowers - thank you for the inspiration huni Karen x
ReplyDeleteYour second card has me mesmerised - the way your stitched border combines with the black gems & echoes the twine is quite spectacular. The background is a super echo of the top of the flower's internal seed like oval shapes & the die-cut's edges enhance likewise. The whole just glows.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)