This is the card/project from the catalog that I'm casing:
Birthday Blooms - Page 70 of the Annual Catalogue 2017-2018 |
My CASE of the Birthday Blooms card on page 70 of the Annual Catalogue |
The background pattern was created with one of the Pattern Party Masks and Cherry Cobbler ink before I sponged more Cherry Cobbler ink around the edges of the piece.
The Birthday Blooms stamp set is one of my all time favourites! |
I added a layer of Whisper White to break up all the heavy Cherry Cobbler and balance the white highlights in the flower.
I've included some pictures of the piece in progress which give an idea of my method. When using white craft ink, I generally work from top to bottom to minimise my chances of smudging the ink with my hand because the white stays sticky and wet for a long time.
Work in progress - painting with white craft ink |
I gradually build up layers of white - starting lean (not a lot of pigment) and ending fat (pretty much pure pigment).
The finished flower awaits its stencilled background |
I like to make the inside of the card match the outside |
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Once again the vibrancu of your design has hit me smack in the face Stephanie, but all in an awesome way! STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kim! I really appreciate that lovely comment.
DeleteStunning and bright card Stephanie love it
ReplyDeleteThank you, Debs!
DeleteWow! This is just gorgeous Stephanie!! That flower just pops off the page. xxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cheryll!
DeleteGorgeous card Stephanie !
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Cheryl!
DeleteThis is stunning, Stephanie!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jenny.
DeleteJust so beautiful. Love the white rose & your shading of it. Love the sponged background, too xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jessie! And thank you, once again, for this fabulous opportunity to blog with such a wonderful group of artists!
DeleteAnd thank you for joining in with the July Stampin' Dreams Blog Hop (you're one of the wonderful artists!) xx
DeleteWow, beautiful colouring and shading ~ Jay
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jay! That means such a lot coming from you, the master!
DeleteReally elegant, striking card! Well done :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lorin!
DeleteJust beautiful, I love this card I the catty, but I love your version more!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sandra!
DeleteWOW...STUNNING card. I haven't looked at this stamp before today and thought that I need it...
ReplyDeleteThanks for you in progress photos of how you made it... I need to remember to use heat embossing more often than I do <3 Cheers Shaz
Thank you, Shaz. I really appreciate your comment!
DeleteWow, what a beautiful card, Stephanie! The details are just beautiful and such a great technique too. D xox
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denita, for your much appreciated comment!
DeleteStunning work Stephanie....I am loving all the detail
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vicki!
DeleteGorgeous card Stephanie, love your attention to detail xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Angela.
DeleteWow! What a great card!
ReplyDeleteLove using white ink for painting. Never tried it but now I definetly have to!
Kerstin
Thank you Kerstin! It's a lot of fun - just remember that you're sort of working backwards & starting your strokes (with the most ink) in the lightest areas.
DeleteAbsolutely Georgeous Stephanie. Angexx
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DeleteWow just a beautiful card in love with the details and subtle shading
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Ellen!
DeleteSimply put - a work of art! Such a great technique and your shading is just superb Stephanie.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Lou!
DeleteGorgeous card Stephanie. It is so rich in the Cherry Cobbler. I love the idea of colouring it with White ink and love the background sponged. Thanks so much for sharing your lovely card.
ReplyDeleteThank YOU so much for your lovely comment, Jenny!
DeleteWow! Stunning card Stephanie. Love the colouring and the 3D rendering is just superb. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Juana, for that wonderful compliment!
DeleteWaouh !!!!!!!!!!!Trop belle encore cette carte florale, le résultat de votre méthode est absolument magique merci de partager, c'est fantastique !
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