Distress Inks Salty Ocean, Pickled Raspberry and Mowed Lawn have appeared again - I just love them! They are blended together with a blending tool, spritzed with water and sprayed with Abominable Snowman Glimmer Mist. I have added Glamour Dust for sparkle and the flowers are raised up with Pinflair Glue Gel. The stamps are by Sheena Douglass from her Little Bit Sketchy range - Flower Power and the words are from a clear set by Hobby Art - Birthday Collection. I did a similar card with a different set of Sheena flowers - I will post that another day. I hope you are having a lovely Sunday. Thank you for taking the time to visit my simple little blog, it means a lot! Take care, Christine xx
12 comments:
This is gorgeous Christine! love it I'm trying to get myself back together again and do some crafting but finding it hard right now hope your well huggles hun xxxxxxxxxxx Sue
Hiya Chris,
Love the card. Delicious colours. Those are colours I go to lots too.
Look forward to seeing other card too.
Take care my friend. X
Gorgeous card Christine, Love those flowers & the colours you have used are Beautiful... Love the sentiment.. Hugs May x x x
Beautiful colours and flowers on this card.
Love Chrissie xx
Love the sketchiness of these blooms, Chris, so beautifully coloured ... they really pop against the dark background! Anita :)
Oh Christine, this is such a gorgeous card, loving the beautiful flowers - wow! Hugs, Anne x
Hi Chris another lovely card very effective choice of colours too! Hugs Susan x
What a stunner, Christine! I love the rainbow flowers in their happy pastel colors against the black!!
Lovely card Chris
This is such a pretty card, Chris. Those flower stamps are lovely. I really like how you have coloured them and they look so good against the black. Lucky Susan!
P.S. I grew into digital work. If you wanted to try without any commitment Corel or Photoshop give free online trials.
Jx
Gorgeous card Chris, I'm popping over from Darnell's blog as she mentioned your lovely work. Glad I did :) Cathy
This is gorgeous and the black mat just makes them pop.
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