After finally finding a PTI stamp set that I could use for the MIM challenge (Botantical Silhouettes) I got out my Gelatos and got to work. I used Gelatos in two different shades of orange unfortunately after spritzing the stamp with water and then stamping you can't really tell I used two. The stems were stamped using SU!'s Gumball Green. I rubbed some green Gelato onto on of my acrylic blocks, spritzed it with water and then stamped it at the bottom to ground the flowers. Some New Leaf double stitched ribbon and the sentiment finished things off. The card base is SU!'s Smoky Slate.Thanks for stopping by...
Supplies: Cardstock: PTI white, SU! Smoky Slate; Stamps: PTI; Ink: SU! and Memento; Farber Castell Gelatos (orange, blood orange & green); PTI double stitched ribbon
14 comments:
Oh this is so pretty!! Lovely colors and I love the ribbon :)
Absolutely beautiful Rosi. I love how you did the bottom. Wow. So did you go to Point Defiance?
So pretty Rosie I love the water colour effect on the flowers and that bow makes a great statement:)
Val x
Very pretty! I used the same stamp set....it just screams watercolor to me. I really like the bow and where you put the sentiment too.
Beautiful bow, Rosemary. And, the flowers do show a bit of shading with your watercolor technique. Lovely card.
What a gorgeous, soft look, Rosemary ... such pretty blooms and a wonderful sentiment! Anita :)
I love stopping by your blog...it's so inspiring for me!
I can definitely see that you used 2 shades of orange on the flowers! Perfect choice, too...and I love how you created the grass! Another stunning card, Rosemary!
You are so talented, my friend! Reading though your blog has me completely inspired to start creating again! I adore this card!
This is so soft and romantic- it actually looks like you hand painted it! Love!
Rosemary this is gorgeous! I might have to get me some of those Gelatos. Looks like a Ca poppy .
Adore this!!
Pretty! Love that stamp set for the watercoloring technique.
Perfect stamp set to use - love the soft, whimsical flowers!
beautiful
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