I started by taking a Berry Sorbet card stock panel and stamping the outlined floral image (Fuchsia flower) in Fresh Snow ink. After I allowed it to dry, I outlined the image with a Copic marker near the card stock color. I love this look and owe Nicole Heady for the inspiration!
I adhered the panel to black card stock and mounted it onto a white card base, which I then added a little strip with my sentiment and two buttons layered together.
Thank you for taking a look! Be sure to check out what my team mates did with this set, you won't be disappointed!
Alice Wertz
Amy Tsuruta
Debbie Pamment
Heather Jensen
Ivana Camdzic
Jean Martin
Jenny Suchin
Jessica Fick
Kim Yu
Lynn Miller
Nina Brackett
Michelle Bertuzzi
Sarah Martina Parker
Viola Mahr
--Lindsay
Supplies:
Paper: Berry Sorbet, True Black, White Papertrey Ink
Stamps: Celebrating You The Craft's Meow
Ink: Fresh Snow, True Black Papertrey Ink
Embellishments: True Black, Berry Sorbet Vintage Buttons, White Embroidery Floss DMC
Tools: Copic Marker
39 comments:
I love this look, so cas yet so so pretty :)
so pretty and i look the technique you used!
Oh wow! I love your stamping technique, very subtle but very pretty!
Love your CAS card, Lindsay! The flower is gorgeous. The more I see the more I want that flower set. Love it.
Very subtle use of the stamp set simple and very effective.
I love this technique - thanks so much for sharing your creative talents with us :)
Wowzers! This is stunning! What a perfect way to highlight those gorgeous flowers!
Amazingly simple but elegant! Lovely card! :)
I love, love, LOVE this effect! The color is gorgeous and the outline flower is stunning. You have all done a great job convincing me I NEED this set!
What a beautiful stamping technique! this looks wonderful Lindsay!
O-M-G!!! This is just stunning!!! I hope you don't mind if I totally CASE this.......Such an impact with the Copic outlining the flowers. I've never tried this, but definitely will! GORGEOUS!
Seriously!? This is stunning! I am so scraplifting this technique and want to go out and buy all the supplies! Thanks for the chance to win! cjdempsey9 at msn dot com
Stunning, this looks like a card right off Nichole Heady's blog (and I say that as a compliment!), well done.
Love your stamping technique. I can't wait to get this stamp set.
Your card is gorgeous! Love how you designed it. This flower image is so beautiful!
Beautiful card, Lindsay! Love the way that technique turns out! Very elegant!
I love how these flowers look!! I'm glad you choose the do the flowers with this technique, because I didn't see it on Nicole Heady's blog.
TFS :-)
What a terrific technique!! Really makes your card stunning.
WOW, love the technique!!!! I've never seen that before...
Thanks for sharing this technique Lindsay!
What a great technique! Lovely card!
Oh Lindsay.....this is gorgeous! I love this technique and I have Nicole Heady to thank as well. Just a fun easy way to add some pop!
So pretty and great technique!! TFS
Oh wow this is just fabulous - going to have to try this myself!
This is so so so sweet! I really love how you used the stamp set!
Fabulous coloring technique!
WOW - so pretty and different! Really like it!
lovely card! Love the look of that technique!
Wow! I'm a beginner and you have blown me away. I would never dream of this technique...so glad I stopped in for a look. New ideas!
Clean and Simple! So very pretty! MollyK. at mollykathleenbarry@hotmail.com
WOW! Absolutely gorgeous!
What a different effect. I like this. thanks for sharing!!
What a beautiful technique! I adore your card...it's so captivating!
LOVE this technique! Absolutely gorgeous!!! And that flower image is stunning too!
WOW ....... WOW ....... and now I am going to go drool some more over this beauty. LOVE LOVE ~~
What an AWESOME technique...I gotta give that a try because your card is simply stunning!
Very clever technique Lindsay. For a moment, I thought it was bleach. Love it! Your card turned out beautifully (as always). (*grin*)
Hugs,
Lisa
Fabulous CAS card. Love the black layer you used too. ;)
Hugs
Heather
I've been gone all weekend and am just getting caught up, so I'm sorry that I am unable to comment on your fabulous posts, but they are all extraordinary! I love this card for the CAS design and the absolutely lovely techniques you've used.
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