I started by blending Distress Inks to create the sky and grass background. Then I stamped the primulas on a separate sheet of watercolour paper, coloured and fussy cut them. After I worked out the placements, I stamped the catkin directly onto the background. Next, I adhered the primulas and stamped the sentiment. I added little white dots around the catkins to add some movement.
There you have it ... a simple yet encouraging card. I've got more details of tools and products over at my blog. My team-mates have created a few beauties with this stamp to inspire you. And make sure you swing by the DT blog for more project ideas using Chocolate Baroque stamps featured on Hochanda.
Thank you so much for stopping by today.
Beijinhos,
Asha
What a beautiful Spring creation Asha, I just love it!!
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Maria
That is lovely Asha. Just what's needed to welcome Spring. X Chriis
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love your catkins, looks like they are swaying in the breeze.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely!! Thanks for sharing! ~Pam
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Asha, I love the colour and combination of stamps chosen, such lovely blooms too, Kate x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Asha. Love,y colouring. Thank you for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteWow! These primulas really pop out from the card!! Amazing colouring! Love so much the inked background and the stamps!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous Spring make Asha and the background is seamless and I adore those catkins, then the added Primulas which have been coloured so beautifully, and love that sentiment too. x
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely - and I do believe Spring truly is here in North Wales (fingers crossed!)
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