It's been a full day here - I prepared a buffet lunch for a family gathering - John's nieces, cousin and her husband and auntie - we had a lovely day and this evening I've felt tired, but I couldn't let the day go by without making a card. So this is for the sketch for Ribbon carousel 48:
The stamped silhouette is one that I received quite some time ago as part of a stamped image swap, so I don't know what stamp it is, but I like it. I decided to brayer, first with part of Big & juicy happy birthday rainbow pad and then with part of Big & juicy vibrant primary pad. The card is hammered, so the brayering has achieved a mottled effect, which at first I wasn't sure that I liked it, but now I think it looks OK.
The piece of ribbon and sentiment are from stash and the flower is a white one that was brayered.
This is also for Lawnscaping: stamp a scene and Craft a scene 4: silhouettes.
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This is so pretty and I love how you created the background! NJ!
ReplyDeleteHazel, this is so pretty! I love the background you created here with the flowers and embellishments! Thank you so much for joining us at Lawnscaping.
ReplyDeleteStunning Hazel, not something I've tried but I love the outcome. Hugs x
ReplyDeleteI really like the stamp, Hazel. The card you have made is just right for it.
ReplyDeleteBeautifuL! Thanks for playing at the Ribbon Carousel!!
ReplyDeleteHazel, this is a beautiful scene:)
ReplyDeleteLovely card, Hazel. The colors are really calming. Thanks for joining us this month at Craft a Scene. NancyD
ReplyDeleteSuper card, Hazel
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...thank you for playing with us at Lawnscaping Challenge
ReplyDeleteI love this! I agree, the hammered card gives the image a lovely texture, almost like fabric, or canvas.Thanks for joining us at Craft A Scene, Shaz
ReplyDeletePretty and fabulous card... Thank you so much for playing at Lawnscaping :)
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