So, here’s my second card of the night … the opposite of the earlier one … soft, feminine and rather girlie …
At Papertrey’s Make It Monday, Dawn has challenged us to use a new technique … generation stamping line images. I took the colours from the subtle palette at Colour Me! and I’m playing at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday, where there’s an Emboss It theme.
The single bloom image is from Technique Tuesday … I’d have used a Papertrey one but I only have solid images, and the technique doesn’t work as well with them. I randomly stamped the flower using the grey, pink and saffron, and each flower image was offset slightly three times to get the effect of generational stamping. The Papertrey sentiment was stamped in grey, I used a positioner to overstamp it in Versamark and then clear embossed it so it’d be a little more bold among the flowers. The final touch was the bling in the middle of each bloom.
Time for me to be in bed … I’ll be enjoying some quiet time in blogland tomorrow, so may see you there. Thanks so much for coming by … your visits and comments are always a joy! Anita 🙂
And OLS? Love the soft colours and the side fold on the long card – this is just gorgeous!
What a lovely card. That stamp set is gorgeous and I love the little stones in the centre of each flower 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing with us at Colour Me…!, we sure hope to see you back again soon!!!
I love the softness to your cards Anita.
This looks like such a fun technique and your card is absolutely wonderful! I must head on over and take a look at Dawn’s video (she is so talented)!
gorgeous and girly is good sometimes! The clours are gorgeous and this technique looks a fun one x
Ooh, this is is pretty and feminine, Anita! I love that flower image.
beautiful!! love your take on the MIM challenge.. the Colour Me combo is perfect! so happy to see you playing along at Colour Me!
Fantastically and fabulously feminine! Colour combination, the stamping technique, the images, the embossing: a perfect construction to delight and dazzle! I need stamping lessons from you (as well as design lessons, composition lessons….looks like you’ll have to come to visit *grin*). Awesome card!
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I just love the soft romantic look of your card Anita!
Really pretty!
This is soft, subtle and beautiful! The perfect way to use the colors, Thanks for joining us this week at Colour Me…!
Beautiful card, Anita! Gorgeous stamping with such a delicate look. xxx
So Pretty Anita!!! Love the soft colors…so Gorgeous 🙂
This s a fabulous take on the PTI challenge – and you have just the right stamps for it – I love how this looks with those pretty colors!
Wow…what a beauty Anita! Those colors with your choice of stamps it a match made in heaven. Love it!
Yes….so very soft, elegant. It’s amazing how easily you switch gears from bold & bright to soft & pretty without missing a beat! The offset flowers stamped in grey play so nicely with the sentiment, while the lighter shades fill in the spaces with soft touches of color! The rhinestones seem to act as magnets to draw us in to the centre of the flower, perhaps finding a hint of flowery fragrance! Absolutely gorgeous card Anita!
So soft and pretty! Thanks so much for joining us at Colour Me…!
Love the soft colors here. Just gorgeous! Thanks so much for playing along with the Emboss It Challenge over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog this week!
This turned out so well … very dreamy!
This is beautiful! Such gorgeous stamping, and I’m duly impressed because I tried and tried to make this technique work on a card, but everything I created just made me dizzy to look at. 🙂