The sketch I used is from Freshly Made, and the colors are from Color Throwdown. I chose Taffy, Baby Pink, Watermelon, and Topiary. I'm also entering this into the Bright and Cheerful challenge at Simon Says.
I saw this technique used recently and I wanted to try it. I stamped the flowers in White Daisy pigment ink, then sprinkled on white embossing powder and heat embossed the flowers. Then I used the ink pads and a paintbrush with water to color in the flowers. I really like how it turned out.
I'm so glad I got my printer hooked up. I haven't used it in over two years! I'm going to be able to make these cards every week now, Lord willing!
Materials used:
Cardstock: White Daisy
B&Ts: Free to Be Me
Stamps: Springtime Wishes
Ink: White Daisy, Watermelon, Topiary, Taffy, Baby Pink
Other: white embossing powder (not CTMH)
Very pretty card, your flowers are lovely and you did a great job with the sketch, too! Thanks so much for using the Scripture Art! And thanks for taking the time to share with us at Word Art Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteYou card is beautiful, the verse is so encouraging and I appreciate you for sharing truth in your work. Your technique turned out well. I love Springtime wishes and use it a good bit. I also love white daisy cs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to showcase this scripture, Sarah, and it works so nicely for our theme this week - thank you for sharing it with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful take on the throwdown colors! Love this verse as the focal point. Thanks for joining us in the challenge this week!
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