I created my own flower as the focal image for this card using the Nestabilities Nested Blossom dies and some beautiful velvet paper from SEI. I cut several different flower sizes from two pieces of velvet paper and layered them using some foam tape for dimension. For the center, I used a Copic marker to color a Petaloo dyeable flower with a sparkly center.
To keep the focus on the pretty velvet flower, I used a simple layout design for the card. I paired my flower with a panel of designer paper from SEI’s Claire line. I stamped a sentiment from the Hero Arts All Occasions Messages in black ink on a piece of coordinating cardstock. To add some interest, I did some faux stitching along the edge of the sentiment panel using a white pen. The flower is attached to the right side of the panel, overlapping the sentiment panel just a tiny bit. I added some pieces of a Zva Creative flourish as a super sparkly leaf to finish the card.
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Materials Used:
from i {heart} papers: Nestabilities Nested Blossom dies, SEI Claire designer paper and velvet paper pack, Petaloo Color Me Crazy dyeable flower, Copic marker (R20), Hero Arts All Occasions Messages stamp set, Memento Tuxedo Black ink, Ranger Inkssentials white pen, Zva Creative small flourish
other: Sweet Blush and Orange Zest cardstock (Papertrey Ink); foam tape
Fantastic Lori...I really NEED those scallop circles. Awesome look you have created, and LOOK, I see ZVA! =) Fabulous design.
ReplyDeleteI love those circles ~ great card! I love the simplicity of it.
ReplyDeletePretty! Love the bling too!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, love the colors and your flower is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour card is simply sweet. Wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet. I love all the layered flowers!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of this card but how it still packs a punch with that gorgeous layered flower. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card! And that little touch of faux stitching makes such a difference. It's all in the details, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLOVE this Lori! Wish I could touch that velvet flower! The background paper is simply perfect with the velvet texture...looks like a bit of softly stitched flannel! The orange adds the perfect touch of bold color!
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