I was delighted to be asked to join the team by
Lesley, to put it mildly! I have loved the
stamps for many years from back in the
olden days of wood mounts – and yes, I am that ancient (though I prefer
the recycled teenager label!).
My
first set of stamps are the flowerheads, BIG stamps already cling mounted and
ready to use, they make very quick cards on their own.
I decided to use my Brusho powders for the background,
and my first card uses the Swirl Centre Flowerhead, stamped with Versamark and
clear embossed onto watercolour card.
After spraying with water Brusho powders in lemon and orange were
sprinkled round the flower, sprayed again with water and then brushed out with
a paintbrush to fill the flowerhead. Cut down to fit a 6” square black card blank, the sentiment from LovingSentiments was stamped in black Memento,
mat layers are black and dull gold.
For the second card I used the same Brusho colours,
but this time the Circle Centre Flowerhead, embossed with white EP this time,
to make the flower stand out a little more from the background. I also added
some brown powder to the flower centre this time, which made for a more vibrant
colour as it spread out onto the petals. I used a cream 7” square card blank, with an
orange mat layer. The sentiment from Words of Comfort and Cheer was again
stamped in black Memento.
I
am really enjoying playing with these stamps and the Brusho powders. Thanks for dropping in and please pop in again to see some more great designs from my fellow team members.
Veronica
Beautiful cards, especially love the vibrancy of the second one.
ReplyDeleteI love playing with Brushos; the results are often so stunning...just as on these cards! Enjoy the DT-spot and looking forward to more inspiration from you!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and the beautiful Brushos which give a fantastic sense of movement with the colours and the pretty flower heads stand out magnificently. Congratulations on joining the team Veronica. x
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica, two very beautiful cards, these large flowerhead stamps are so versatile and your colourful background are super, Kate x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant first post Veronica, the white resist is really effective with the brushos
ReplyDeleteJulie x
They're both lovely, tfs.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work Veronica - love your use of the brushos - fabulous x
ReplyDeleteLove the use of Brushos with these stamps Vronnie! Flamboyant colours for flamboyant flowers!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Lesley Xx