Hi all! Kari with you today to share this floral bouquet card featuring the Avery Elle Floral Bouquet stamp set and its coordinating dies. When I saw this set, I immediately fell in love with it as there are a lot of very detailed floral images out there, and I love how this one has detail, but it is simple at the same time, and that is great for those like me that don't color in floral images very often.
I thought about the different ways I could color in these beautiful flowers, and decided to use my Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers. I stamped out the main image from this set and stamped it onto a piece of Canson XL watercolor paper. I prepped my surface with a powder tool, and used my VersaMark ink to cover the entire image, and then used some Silver embossing powder, and used my heat tool to set.
From there, I was ready to color in my images using #30 Blue, #81 Violet for the flowers, and #40 Green, #41 Light Green and May Green for the leaves, and a little Yellow Green for the buds, and middles of the flowers.
Once I was done, and let my image dry, I added some Clear Wink of Stella shimmer pen to the flowers. I used the coordinating die to die cut out the image, and I set it aside. Onto the rest of the card. I used Scalloped Rectangles Stackables and a Circle die from a piece of Narwhal cardstock. I need prepped the bottom right corner to emboss also in silver, my sentiment from the same Avery Elle stamp set. I knew I was going to add some foam adhesive to this panel, so I wanted to add a bit more interest to the circle window. So, I took my top fold A2 sized white card base, and used the Altenew Halftone Stencil and used Wilted Violet and Faded Jeans Distress Oxide Inks to add a bit more color to tie together everything.
Even though it is Monday, hopefully this card brings a bit of happiness to your day! Thanks so much for joining me today! See you soon right here!
-Kari
Beautiful card!! Who makes the scalloped die?
ReplyDeleteLawn Fawn - I mentioned it above :) It is their Scallop Rectangle Stackables
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