Good evening! How have everyone been doing? I didn't realize how long it has been since I have done any blogging. I have been busy with projects and other things that I needed to catch up on since I was gone for awhile last month. I am still not caught up but I was missing doing some paper projects. I made a simple card today. I haven't inked up my new Year of the Flowers: Violets set from PTI yet and was itching to. I tried something that I haven't done yet was to stamp on colored CS and then color it in. I stamped the Violet on PTI Lemon Tart with Smokey Shadow ink and then used my copics to color it in. I love how it turned out. I would love to hear what you think.
The size of this card is 4 X 4 1/4. I like this size for a note card. I think I will make a few more of these with different sentiments for a set to give as a gift for a friend of mine that is having a birthday in a couple of weeks.
I will leave you with the details of the supplies I used.
Have a wonderful evening or day depending on when you are reading this.
Thank you for stopping by!
Liz
Supplies:
Stamps: PTI Year of the Flowers: Violets, Background Basic: Tin Types, Sweet Little Things (limited edition)
Paper: PTI Spring Rain, Lemon Tart
Ink: PTI Smokey Shadow, VersaMark
Accessories: PTI New Leaf Satin Ribbon, Kaiserkraft Rhinestones (Island Lagoon), White gel pen, distresser tool, copics V91, V93, V95, YG03, YG17
11 comments:
That is very pretty Liz...great job!
Ohh, I love that big violet! Looks great. Nice job on this card!
What a pretty card.
Great card, Liz! I love the distressing on the mat layer, I have been doing that a lot lately too!
Liz, that BG is awesoem. I love the blue against the green and kraft. so pretty.
Beautiful card! I love combination of colors you used!
I think you did a great job on the card. Hapy Birthday to your friend.
Great job on this card! I love how the coloring came out and the rhinestones are a great touch.
Love the coloring.
Very pretty card! I love the light yellow and blue together.
LOVE the result of your stamping the image on colored cardstock and then coloring it in... and your coloring/shading is beautifully done, too.
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