This was a card I did on Saturday, but have been pretty busy so no time to upload until today. It is based on Beate’s weekend sketch which you can see here:
http://beate.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/2008/02/08/weekend-sketch-challenge-34/
I made the bottom image more square but used the idea of a vertical piece and larger bottom image.
The inspiration was from the SU! Inspiration challenge of a bedding set that looked roughly dyed. I embossed the large flower from Fabulous Flowers in clear ep over the top of a piece of Gimger Blossoms DSP (look under the flower and you can see the printed pattern). Then I brayered over it with Ruby Red ink and wiped off the excess. I think this technique is so fun to do-and works so well with bold images like this flower!
The photo corners were quick and easy. I took a piece of scrap and punched about a quarter of a circle using my 3/4″ circle punch. Then I went back over the same spot and punched out part of a square leaving me with rounded photo corners. The ribbon is SU! twill ribbon. I lightly dyed it with a Taken with Teal re-inker and Aquapainter. The length took only about 3 or 4 drops total. The “happy day” is a rub-on from the *FREE* SAB set.
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February 12th, 2008 at 8:38 am
I love this Britta! Very cool to use that technique on DSP!!! I need to try that.
February 12th, 2008 at 8:51 am
Love the colors, love the photo corners, love the DSP under the flower! Beautiful!!
February 12th, 2008 at 11:42 am
This is an amazing card - gotta try this technique - thanks for sharing - and for starting a blog roll with other SU demos - so nice to find other “mostly” SU demos posting stuff - it is hard to keep up with all the stuff out there AND still sell SU!! So I appreciate you doing this!!
February 12th, 2008 at 5:19 pm
What an awesome card! Very Pretty! I really need to use this set…bought it because I love the huge flower and works great with certain techniques, but haven’t tried any new techniques with it…go figure! Wonderful job! Thanks for sharing!
February 13th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
I love the look of the emboss resist done on patterned paper! The whole card came together beautifully!