Hi stamping friends! Today's card is for another Flourishes' challenge to CASE one of their design team members. This week it is Tosha Leyendekker. I've been a fan of Tosha's artwork long before she joined Flourishes. She is one gifted artist!
I don't have the long die Tosha used so I cut in the paper making the rose flush with the patterned paper. The tea rose is colored with chalks then sprayed with a fixative to prevent smears.
The colored vellum matches the paper. You really need Stazon ink on vellum. It will dry. The sparkler is Webster's Pages and the paper is London Market by Pink Paislee.
Thanks for stopping by! Enjoy your day!
Challenges:
Word Art Wednesday - anything goes
Simon Says Stamp - anything goes
Aud Sentiment - use a sentiment
Crafting by Designs - anything goes
What a beautiful card. I really like the scored lines and the vellum sentiment panel. Thanks for sharing with us at Word Art Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteLinda this is beautiful! Your coloring is fabulous and I do like all the scoring!
ReplyDeleteWow Linda!! LOVE your chalk colored Tea Rose!! It's gorgeous!! And I love the colored vellum too! I'm truly honored that you CASEd one of my cards!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely! So elegant! Thanks for participating in the Anything Goes challenge over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely work with the Tea Rose Linda! The scoring and the vellum are such lovely touches! Thanks so much for playing along!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant and beautiful! I like it!
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that is great coloring with chalks, love that scored background too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty design.
ReplyDeleteRegards diane
Really pretty card, love the coloring on the flower and the sentiment is great. Thanks for joining us at Aud Sentiments for our any sentiment challenge.
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a beautifully colored flower! Love the scoring~So pretty and elegant!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful and perfect coloring of the rose! I love using chalks for a delicately shaded look. You did a lovely job with this, Linda!
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