Welcome to your next stop on the Uniko Studio Revisited Blog Hop! This month, we are revisiting Pure Florals: Chrysanthemum clear stamp set and matching Designer Dies.
Here's my creation! The large Chrysanthemum was heat embossed with white EP on watercolor paper. Using a Ranger Distress Ink pad, a Distress Marker, a craft sheet, some water, and a watercolor brush, I got the effect below. Very easy and I think it came out nice. It was then die-cut.
The card base was stamped with a stamp from the Natures Treasures I set. A full layer of vellum was adhered to the card base, making the background very subtle and soft. The sentiment was stamped directly on the vellum. The flower was adhered using foam tape, and one corner punched with the corner rounder ;)
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Nicki ---- That's Me!
Stamps: Uniko Studio - Pure Florals: Chrysanthemum; Natures Treasures I
Cardstock: PTI - Soft Stone; Strathmore Watercolor Paper
Ink: PTI - Smokey Shadow; Ranger Distress Inks (Picked Raspberry)
Marker: Ranger Distress - Worn Lipstick
Other: SU - Corner Rounder Punch, Foam Tape,Watercolor Brush
Such a pretty card. It was worth the wait
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, love the shading on the Chrysanthemum petals.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Stamping and colours. So effective
ReplyDeleteSarah xx
Just so beautiful! Love how this technique looks with this gorgeous stamp.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. I love your watercolouring on the chrysanthemum, so pretty. The vellum makes the whole look lovely and soft and feminine.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Nicki! The watercolouring gives the chrysanthemum real depth - such a lovely, feminine card :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! Love that beautiful watercolored chrysanthemum! Such gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty and delicate. Great technique!
ReplyDeleteOh, Nicki, this is gorgeous. I especially love how gorgeous the background is - so subtle and beautiful and the perfect canvas for your bold chrysanthemum xx
ReplyDeleteWow- that's really stunning- love the watercolouring!
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