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Sunday, July 26, 2020

A Happy Birthday Card

Hey there and welcome. For this card, I did some masking and so created a simple garden scene. This girl image is too adorable, and I think it goes pretty well with the flowers. For coloring, I used watercolor pencils. I ran out of my red card stock, so I inked up an ivory card base using Candid Apple Distress Oxide Ink and spritzed it with water to achieve a speckled look. I then adhered the prepared panel directly to the card base. As a final touch I used metallic paint to add some strokes on the flowers. It is quite subtle, but it shines beautifully when tilted in the light :)
 


I hope you like how my card turned out.
 
Thanks for stopping by and keep safe!
 
Hugs,
 
Jinny
 
 
Stamps used: Cute as a Bug, Pretty Petals (Penny Black), Hang in There (Lawn Fawn)
Die used: Fancy Edged Rectangles (Spellbinders)
 
 
I am entering this card into the following challenges:

5 comments:

brenda said...

What a sweet image and such pretty colours, many thanks for sharing and joining in with our 'In the Garden' theme at Penny Black and More challenge.

B x

Grenouille Greetings said...

A great combination of the flowers with this sweetly coloured image and I love your handmade inky red framing! I can just make out the subtle metallic sparkle on the flowers! Thank you so much for playing along with our theme at Mo's Digital Pencil Challenge. It's great to see you

Anonymous said...

I love all the red and white with a touch of green grass; very striking! Such an adorable image too. Thank you so much for joining us in the garden at the Penny Black And More Challenge.
Linda

Lisa said...

what a super cute card and lovely colour scheme! thank you for playing along on the Papercraft Challenges blog. Lisa xx

Maikreations said...

Such a sweet image and card! Thank you for joining our "Fantasy" theme at Papercraft Challenges! Have a wonderful week and happy crafting! Hugs, Maike

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