This different but very beautiful lily is not the type that many of us are used to seeing, but I think it is exquisite. it comes from the DL Lily set of stamps, although it does actually have a four leaf clover, ladybird and several other worker stamps in the set. The sentiment comes from the Bold Blooms set.
Products used in the making of this card are:
- Chocolate Baroque Lily DL stamp set
- Sentiment from the Chocolate Baroque Bold Blooms set
- Versafine Clair Nocturne
- Clear embossing powder
- A torn out page from a discarded or old book that has an aged look but has probably seen better days.
- Koh-I-Noor watercolour pencils
- Satin finish mirri card for mounting on
1. Trim page from book but keep excess for stamping and mounting sentiment.
2. Stamp and emboss image.
3. Roughly colour the image in your favoured shades and blend using a little water on your brush.
4. To enhance the image go round using either a grey or light blue pencil and drag out the colour with a little water.
5. Stamp the sentiment using the Versafine Clair onto a piece of the scrap from the printed page and trim quite close to the stamped image. Edge the sides using your inkpad, then mount on another piece of the scrap from the page, and edge again using the inkpad.
6. This is a flatish card, no foam tape was used in the mounting of this onto the satin card or for mounting the sentiment, so perfect for the post.
As an afterthought, if you like a card to have some sparkle, then instead of using water just use a clear sparkle brush pen to blend the colours. This will leave a subtle sparkle not as noticeable as glitter.
Thank you for looking
Love Doreen
This is lovely. I really like the text as a background X
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Doreen and the book page background it is stamped on to gives it lots of interest, and I love the colours too, so pretty in pink and that soft green. x
ReplyDeleteLovely card, the old book paper looks so well as background of the lovely stamp!
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