These tulips are fun to work with to try and give them a stained-glass feeling.
Supplies:
- Base paper from DCWV The Mariposa stack.
- Basic green stock on top of that which was embossed using Victoria embossing folder for the Cuttlebug.
- Basic purple paper was inked around the edges using Cape Cod of Swell Color Box Cat's Eyes ink.
- Jet Black Staz-on ink for impression of Tulips.
- Tulips from Inky Antics.
- Coloring of Tulips done with Glazed Dimensions by The Stencil Collection. Some of the glaze give the tulips a glassy, 3-D effect. The leaves are done with a metallic glaze.
- Basic brown ribbon.
- Lady Bug and Bee brads on green paper.
- Forest Green Staz-on ink for sentiment.
- Sentiment is from the Tulip stamp set.
- Squeezed Lemonade distressed ink by Tim Holtz.
- Sentiment and Green background paper were trimmed using Victorian Fiskars paper edger scissors.
- Sentiment adhered with pop dots.
Lots of fun playing with this one!
love the stained glass affect on the tulips thanks for joining us at perfect sentiment.
ReplyDeleteI see you are a new blogger! Congrats for jumping into our challenge! Love your tulips-very colorful. Your sentiment is really great.
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Soo pretty! Love the overall design of this card with the gorgeous flower image. Thanks for joining us for the Perfect Sentiments anniversary celebration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love the tulips and you did a great job giving them a little zing. Thanks for joining us at The Perfect Sentiment.
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