I stamped the flower using Versamark and a vanilla white embossing powder, which acts as a resist for the ink that I then applied to the rest of the card. I chose to use a Memento ink called Desert Sand, which is a soft brown.
The butterflies were created using a Crealie die, also available from Chocolate Baroque. I have stamped these with another of the lace stamps and coloured them with the same Memento ink. The full details of how I completed my card are over on the Design Team Blog
Glenda has a giveaway over there at the moment, and if you care to leave a comment, you are in with a chance of winning a set of free stamps. I'll be back with another sample in a few days' time. Thanks for stopping by, xx
6 comments:
These stamps are definitely on my wish list (said I didn't need any more stamps too!!). Love the subtle colouring on this card and the butterfly die also looks tempting. I'll never be rich at this rate.
This is a very delicate looking card Judith, it's beautiful. I'm loving what I'm seeing of these new stamps, and I like the butterfly die too.
Sue x
Love what you did with those great stamps! So delicate with these colours...The butterflies are beautiful! Greetings, Gerrina
I absolutely love these colours & the way you combined the lace border across the card with those patches of lace for the background. The butterflies are just beautiful with their dimension & the decoupaged flowerhead adds effeectively to the dimension.
Paula (PEP)
Beautiful & elegant card Judith ! I love those colours together. Have a great day, Shirley
Beautiful card Judith love the colours you have used. Suexxx
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