Hey, hello! I have another Pinkfresh Studio project to share with you! I tell you, I got a little carried away with all the gorgeous products in the May release and once started, I had a hard time getting stopped!
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I had fun with this Blooming Bouquet stamp for the release blog hop, and I have one more card to show you with that image. I stamped the bouquet on watercolor paper, with Versafine Onyx Black ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
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Instead of worrying overly about painting the leaves green and the flowers flower colors, I tried a rainbow color scheme going from red/orange/yellow at the top to green/blue at the bottom, then splattered paint splats with the same colors. I didn’t worry about staying inside the lines because I love that messy, painterly look.
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I stamped a sentiment from the same Blooming Bouquet stamp set, onto black cardstock with Versamark ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The paints I used are a mix of Daniel Smith, Winsor & Newton and Prima, and the enamel dots are from Doodlebug Designs.
I trimmed the watercolor panel on each side but left it 5.5″ tall. I machine stitched the sides and layered it over top a panel of LawnFawn plaid patterned paper then layered the sentiment strip fully across the front of the card. Pretty simple, easy and beautiful when you start with a stamped image as lovely as this one!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great rest of the day!