Showing posts with label Floral card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floral card. Show all posts

Tuesday 24 March 2020

Evelyn's last birthday card.



This card was made for my mother-in-law's birthday last September. But I never got round to finishing the  post. So I am posting it now.
 I have a funny feeling I changed the colour of the digits to turquoise before giving her the finished card.
Evelyn was my mother in law and she sadly passed away last month.
 I was so looking forward to making  a 100th card and a huge banner but that won't happen now.

Monday 25 August 2014

Petite Petals Birthday Card.




Today's post is a card I have CASE'd from another SU demonstrator from Germany.
 I saw  this card on her blog and thought it was beautiful so I  just had to CASE it.
  I think what drew me to this card was her use of the Gorgeous Grunge splatter stamp.
She has stamped the splatters and heat embossed them in silver.
 The card looks a bit flat and uninspiring without this addition.

My card is not exactly the same  but its as close as I could get it without actually copying it stamp for stamp.   I will post the link to her blog
 at the end so you can pop over and see the original versions.  
You will notice  a few more changes that I haven't mentioned.

I am not sure what colours Annmarie used on her card as she doesn't list her colours on the first version of this card. She does list her colours for the second version.
I can tell you the colours I used. 
They were Blushing bride, Night of navy, and Raspberry  ripple.
Stamp set used were  Gorgeous grunge, Petite petal and Flower shop.


 The paler images in the top and bottom corners I inked up the small flower with Blushing bride ink and stamped it off once onto scrap paper before applying the stamp to the corners for a softer image.  Then inked up the stamp with the same ink and applied it directly to the card, which gave the stronger image.

Then I stamped the flower again in Night of navy directly onto the card and I stamped two images onto scrap card and punched them out with the corresponding punch for layering up. 

Using Versamark ink I inked up the splatter stamp, wiped down my card with an embossing buddy ( anti static pad) and stamped the image in the top left corner and the bottom right corner, covered the splatters in embossing powder and heated until shiny. 

The sentiment was also heat embossed in silver before punching it out with the word window punch and mounting it on to Blushing bride cardstock.

The central flower is a stamp from the Flower shop stamp set. I used Raspberry ripple ink to stamp this image on to scrap card. Then used the same ink along with a water filled paintbrush to colour in the image.  Once the  ink was dry I punched out the large flower with the corresponding  punch and  added the smaller flower to the center with a small, thin sticky foam pad placed a sparkly in the  center of the flower and adhered it in place on the front of my stamped background. 

The final steps were to add the rhinestones and  mount my finished work onto a piece of Blushing bride cardstock, then onto  Night of navy cardstock and finally onto the 7x5 white base card.  

All that's left for me to do now is create the insert and get this in the post to a special lady for her birthday.

But before I go here is the link to Annmarie and Andrea's  post for this beautiful and  inspiring  card.

http://firsthandemotion.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/petite-petals-in-pastell.html



Friday 19 February 2010

Floral Card

Another card made at a training session in Soberton... designed by another demonstrator who's name escapes me.