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Little bits of Kind Soul

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By Whimsey
Hi friends - happy hump day! :D

I wanted to created some bright and cheery flowers celebrating spring! I've had this Kind Soul set from WPlus9 for a couple weeks, but only used small portions of it in each corner embossed in white and colored with Zig Clean Color Brushes. Once colored and dry, I added a light blue wash over the entire background and then a bit darker blue closest to the image.


I stamped the sentiment from WPlus9 That is All set, embossed with Hero Arts Liquid Platinum, and splattered on some watered down gold paint. Finished it off with some Pretty Pink Posh sequins - the ones with no holes.




Thanks for stopping by; hope you have a GREAT week!

Hugs,

WHAT'S IT TAKE?
Stamps: WPlus9 Kind Soul and That is All
Papers: Papertreyink True Black, Ranger Watercolor Paper
Ink: VesaMark 
Accessories: Hero Arts white embossing powder, PTI A2 scalloped die, Zig Clean Color Brushes, washi tape, PPP sequins, Versamark Pen, Liquid Platinum embossing powder
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  1. SD poojaMay 17, 2017 at 9:47 AM

    Beautiful card !

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  2. Tanya~Studio 5380May 17, 2017 at 2:17 PM

    This is absolutely beautiful! I love the soft, pretty colors and the black layer showcases everything perfectly!

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