This month the theme for the Imagine Crafts/ Tsukineko AIR Team is 'Spring Fever' For me in the Southern Hemisphere, spring is a memory and we are heading into winter - but inspiration is never too far away - Spring to me means flowers.....
- Versafine - Onyx Black
- Memento Dew Drop - Peanut Brittle
- Memento Markers - Pear Tart, Bamboo Shoot, Summer Sky, Dandelion
- Sponge Daubers
- Walnut Ink - Cornflour
Preferred Promotional Partners:
- GC-001 Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur Cutting Machine
- S5-156 Labels Twenty-Nine Spellbinders™ Nestabilities
- S5-180 A2 Curved Borders One Spellbinders™ Borderabilities®
- Penny Black® Inc. - flower gallery stamp set
Other: Double sided Tape, Acrylic Block, BEACON ADHESIVES Zip Dry Paper Glue, Foam Adhesive squares, Mulberry
Roses, Want2Scrap - Swirls Finesse bling.
I started by spraying white card with Cornflower Walnut Ink
While it was still slightly damp - NOT WET, I embossed it using the Spellbinders Grand Calibur® Machine and the Spellbinders Basket Weave 3D M-Bossabilities folders.
The embossed card is cut to size and the edges sponged using the Memento Dew Drop - Peanut Brittle and a Sponge Daubers.
Cut and emboss one (1) Labels Twenty-Nine Spellbinders™ Nestabilities, use before removing the card from the Die, use the Die as a Stencil and sponge inside with Memento Peanut Brittle.
Stamp the Penny Black® Inc. - flower gallery image using Memento Markers - Pear Tart, Bamboo Shoot, Summer Sky, Dandelion
Pop the coloured image onto the sponged Labels Twenty-Nine Nestabilities using foam squares. Add a strip of patterned paper that has been cut using the A2 Curved Borders One Spellbinders™ Borderabilities®, followed by Seam Binding along the top of this piece. Add the layered image a Seam binding bow with a Mulberry Rose. Finishing off with a Want2Scrap© - Swirls Finesse
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Great techniques and use of dies, Linda.
ReplyDeleteAww Linda this is so pretty - and the flowers are so beautifully coloured. Love the way you have embossed the base panel too.
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Maxine
Absolutely stunning! Lovely coloring!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful! I love the flowers and embossed texture. :)
ReplyDeleteSpring means flowers to me, too! This is just lovely...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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