Here's a closer look at the card. The background is a blend of various Distress Inks and I used alcohol markers to colours the images. Check out the deliciously ripe gloss of the cherries! And to make sure you don't miss it, I've fussy cut the image and mounted it on foam tape. Details on how I created this card will be posted on my blog.
So there you have it - a warm and mellow card... perfect for these cold November days. Don't forget to swing by the DT blog regularly for more card ideas by my team-mates. Happy crafting!
Beijinhos,
Asha
Beautiful card - lovely vibrant colours
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card and those colours are so warm and cheerful on a damp dark November day
ReplyDeleteJackie x
I love the colours and the cherries look good enough to eat. The green leaf border and then the leaves in the background are just so pretty with those bright autumnal colours, and the alcohol marker colouring is beautiful. The baker's twine, sentiment and your edge stitching are the perfect embellishments. x
ReplyDeleteVery nice, such a riot of colour - it makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteAnother bright and lovely card
ReplyDeleteUsing the Autumn Poppy leaves for the background is a super idea & I like the way your fussy cut green leaves echo the green of the leaves on those plums. The texture & dimensional interest of the plums catches the eye superbly & you almost feel you can pick them off the card. The colour of your stewing adds a real sense of cohesiveness by picking out the Rusty Hinge stamping of the leafy branch.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)
Great card dear Asha I really love the design and the colours!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Maria
Great design Asha, you have achieved a lovely glow, something I always like to see in a card. The cherries look super and glazing them has really added dimension. A lovely design. Elaine
ReplyDeleteBeautiful warm colours; they make them look almost real!
ReplyDeleteIndeed a warm and mellow card, lovely :) I can smell the cinnamon almost ;)/
ReplyDeleteDebbie / Daqa