Well, here we are for another fabulous Sketch Challenge at The Sweet Stop. If you've never played along with the sketch challenges over there, you may want to try it out this week. There's a spin to the challenge to finish off the inside of the card and there's a PRIZE!!!
Here's a little sneak peak of an upcoming release.
The image of the Larkspur is one of the new Clear Stamps That Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps is releasing on June 28th. Isn't she a beauty!!! The Larkspur image was illustrated by the ever talented Leah Cornelius. Actually, it was stamped twice on the base and then once again, cut out and mounted with foam tape for dimension. It was colored with Copic Markers. The raised image has tiny sparkles in the center of each flower.
The papers are from Close to my Heart. Colors are Juniper and Creme Brulee. There are two rhinestone flowers on either side of the image.
The Hand Stitching was done with matching Embroidery Floss.
Other challenges with this card:
Charisma Cardz - Bling!
Drunken Stampers - Color image and lots of Bling!
8 comments:
So gorgeous Nancy! I love what you do with flowers:) I am going to have to totally lift the way you used those fancy tags on either side of the oval mat, so pretty!
Nancy, as I scroll through your blog, and take in all the glorious artwork, I'm just in absolute awe! Your cards are so completely stunning! I can't begin to express what a joy it is to visit your blog and come away so inspired! Beautiful work, my friend!
Love and hugs,
Lorie
love the colours, very pretty card
Thanks for playing along at Charisma this week
AllisonX
Nancy these flowers are stunning & I love how you decorated the inside
So pretty, love those flowers! Thanks for playing along with us this week at the Drunken Stampers!
This is spectacular! The flowers are beyond cool. Thanks so much for joining the Drunken Stampers Challenge!
This is so pretty Nancy! I love the colors that you have used and your layering of the flowers looks so pretty!
:)Kathy
So. Much. Beautiful. Love this creation!
And did I just read "hand stitching?" Are you serious? What do you do in your non-crafting time ... work as a surgeon?
That is some PERFECT stitching!
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