Showing posts with label mothers day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mothers day. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Mom's Day card



Hallo,
   I am back posting for a couple days here - hate to see holes in da blog :).
  I did this card for this weeks Tuesday challenge over at Flourishes - the challenge was to have a butterfly on your creation somewhere. Check out the challenge here - www.flourishes.org/blog/
  I used one of my newer Flourishes sets for the wreath and the phrase and the butterflys I took from and older set. 
   I colored the wreath and butterfyls with copics and cut the circle layers with Spellbinders circles and scalloped circles - the scalloped layer is cut from a really pretty shimmer paper. I hand cut the butterflys and layered them on top.
   The base cardstock was run through a texture folder with leaves on it - it is one of the new Spellbinders Mpossibilities folders.
   All for now - Take Care
           Tera

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Lace and Tea

Hallo,
I am off to work today but will leave you with a little something I finished yesterday.
This is a card for a challenge over at Flourishes blog. They are celebrating the opening of their new web store all week with challenges. I am 2 for 2 so far but that just may be all I get done....I work the next 2 days and then teach a class at work on friday....
Anyhwoo check out the fun here - www.flourishes.org/blog and shop here - www.flourishes.org


This card morphed quite a bit from my original plan but I love the way it turned out. I was digging through my stash of old ribbons and trim and couldn't find the perfect ones.....then I remembered that I had the lace stamps. So the backround is stamped with 2 of the lace trims from the Flourishes set. I also stamped the green colored one on the edge of the main image too and then lined it up to the trim in the backround.
The main image was stamped in walnut distress ink and then colored with my copics. Wasn't sure how that was going to work but I was careful and the paper I was using is super absorbent so it sucked up alot of ink - which I think helped it not to smear. I wanted the walnut stain instead of my usual memento black for a more vintage look.

I was trying for peach colored roses and got a little more orangey than I wanted but it was the best I could get with about an hour of playing. Came up with a weird kinda copic combo too - for the roses I used YR61, YR02, R22 and E08. I got a very light peach using more of the flesh tones and mixing pink and orange but I wanted just a tensy bit darker and I got close to what I envisioned...
I used the R22 and E08 to color the pearls to match too.
The phrase is from Cornish Heritage Farms - www.cornishheritagefarms.com
All for today - Take Care
Tera