It's damp and warm, and the air smells green, like spring.
I don't even want to think about spring!
But a misty, foggy day like this puts me in a "doing" mood. I've got a workbasket with sewing projects waiting to be finished. I'm in the middle of editing a family video, and of course there's laundry to be folded.
But first thing this morning I dig out paper, stamps and inks again, and I created this little card from an idea burning in my head.
I'd been wanting to use this new die set from Momenta, which my sister gave me.
First, I used black chalk ink to stamp this lone flower from Fiskars Petals from Scratch set. I lined inside the petals with a white crayon and then sponged over the flower with Radiant Neon Coral from Imagine Crafts. I used the tip of a cotton swab to ink over the leaf and stem with Lettuce green chalk ink. I die cut the sentiment three times and layered it for extra dimension, and then used a round corner punch all around the card.
Done!
I'm entering this in the latest CASology Challenge.
Week #232--Cue: Cut
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Sarah, this is so soft and lovely! I love the white die cut sentiment above that pretty flower, so lovely! Thanks for joining us at CASology!
ReplyDeleteThis is so so pretty, Sarah! I love the softness of the colours and how the white sentiment pops off the pink. CAS perfection! Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful Sarah! Love the soft shading in the background of the flower!
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