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So Suzy Button Flowers

Hi Everyone,

I want to share a card with you I made with those pretty flowers from the new So Suzy release. If you are like me and not that good at coloring, you could try this with your flower stamps. 




I used both button flowers, there is a right and a left one.




I stamped the flowers randomly on Kraft with Versamark,


heat embossed them


and colored them with white paint and a water brush.


Added s faint grey shadow for dimension


Then I heat embossed the sentiment and underlaid it with vellum. Added it with foam tape for dimension


I still thought it need a little something. I just got those wonderful dragonfly die cuts from my blogging friend Doerthe from Flo's Habseligkeiten - one of them flew right onto the card!


I "treated" it with Stickles beforehand.


Hope you liked this!

Linking up with:
Inkspirational challenge - see picture below
Aud Sentiment challenge - flowers and a sentiment
Stempelkueche - blumig/flowers
Aud Sentiments Challenge Blog



Comments

Mac Mable said…
Just love how the fabulous dragonfly just landed on your card! Gorgeous card and love the white and kraft combination x
conil said…
Okay, now I have a new technique to add to my ever increasing list. The white paint really makes those lovely flowers POP on the kraft. Ususally I have trouble getting white intense enough to show up but this works like a charm. Gorgeous card.
Nora Noll said…
This is such a striking card!! beautiful design!!
Monika Reeck said…
Oh my GOSH
I cant speak
STUNNING
I love your grey shadow
it makes your flowers really pop and it looks like really fly on your kraft paper
wooohoo
I adore your coloring
you are an ARTIST.STUNNING CARD MISS CORNELIA!
oh may I a ask you did you get your bday card sweety
hope it come soon
see you around
miss you much
hugs
Monika
Teresa Doyle said…
Absolutely stunning Cornelia. The flowers look so dimensional on your card with the white on the kraft! Just beautiful!
Bobby said…
For not being good at coloring you nailed this one, Cornelia. The soft white makes the flowers look transparent and the gray shading gives them so much dimension.
Flo said…
Die Libelle macht sich auf den weißen Blumen wirklich gut.
Weiß angemalt habe ich noch nie etwas, sollte ich mal probieren, auch wenn ich nicht solche tollen Stifte habe. Vielleicht geht das auch mit meinen Buntstiften, mal sehen.
Liebe Grüße
Kim Heggins said…
So beautiful...love those delicate flowers on the kraft background. Gorgeous!
Susanne Vargas said…
Very pretty! The shadow gives the flowers so much dimension! Love the vellum layer and the dragonfly!
papierelle said…
Das habe ich ja auch schon lange nicht mehr gemacht. Der Effekt ist einfach so schön und Deine Karte wunderschön!!!
SonjaK said…
Was heißt hier "nicht gut im Kolorieren"? Die Blümchen sind doch koloriert und die sehen richtig gut aus. Ich bin ganz begeistert von der Karte! Vielen lieben Dank fürs Mitspielen bei der Stempelküche-Challenge.
Marina said…
Lovely and delicate flowers and wings.
Thank you for joining us at Inkspirational Challenges.
Manuela said…
Sehr schön, schlicht und zart, danke fürs Zeigen wie die Technik funktioniert... Vielfältig für viele Anlässe :)
LG Manuela
Anita in France said…
I do love white on kraft, Cornelia ... this is gorgeous, those delicate blooms have such a lovely dreaminess about them ... so perfect with that shimmery libellule! Hugs, Anita :)
Vicky Briggs said…
I love this! It looks like they are floating off of the card!
Vicky Brigg
Birka said…
wow! So dolls chön!! Diese weißen Blumen! einfahc toll auf Kraft!!! nochmal vielen Dank fürs Mitmachen bei unserer Stempelküche-Challenge ;-)
cm said…
You already know I'm totally captivated by this gorgeous card, but I'm back - to delight even more in second helpings AND to thank you for sharing it in the INK gallery! Lovin' it!
Hugs~c
AndrejaM said…
Nice coloring, grey shadows makes all the difference and flowers really pop up!

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