Hello everyone, I have a project to share that is featuring over on the Chocolate Baroque Challenge Blog today.
I have created a panel using a heavy duty greyboard panel, covered with script paper. I then covered this with a light coat of watered down gesso, and chose two pretty stencils to add more detail to my background. I used Bundled Sage Distress Ink for the harlequin stencil, and both Victorian Velvet and Festive Berries to colour the floral stencil, adding a touch of red pencil to the flower tips. I edged the panel with Peeled Paint Distress Ink.
I added a lovely sentiment from the See Beauty clear stamp set, and my favourite big butterfly from the Patchwork Butterfly stamp set. I coloured the image using Zig Clean Colour markers and a water brush.
Thanks for stopping by, xx
5 comments:
Beautiful and so inspiring, I just received my new CB stamps yesterday so am happy. xx{aNNie}
Absolutely gorgeous Judith, lovely composition of images and colours, love it, Kate x
Oh, such a lovely and sweet card! Fabulous!
Your colouring of the butterfly just makes it glow & I love the way the stencilled flower petals echo the pointy innermost segments of the two butterfly wings & using pink for both really brings it out. The various uses of script is fascinating from the sentiment via the butterfly's right inner wing to the background & just look at how the typeface of 'perchance' echoes that on the butterfly's wing & the cursive nature of 'dream' echoes the cursive of the background. Very cleverly designed indeed.
this is gorgeous Judith, love the soft colours
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