Hello!! Stopping in with another card I made using a Concord & 9th stamp set and my Prisma color pencils. This time I used the beautiful Lily stamp set. I stamped the lily on Bristol cardstock with VersaFine Vintage Sepia ink. Once that was done I googled what different lilies looked like and decided to try to color up a tiger lily. Like most lily varieties tiger lilies come in different colors including red with touches of orange. I used three shades of red and a yellow orange for my flower. Once I was done I simply die cut the image with a rectangle die, stamped the sentiment (also from the Lily stamp set) and then added a strip of black cardstock along one side before adhering everything to a red cardstock base. A few tiny cold sequins finished things off. I also finished the inside of the card with a simple partial image of the lily and then the sentiment "Happy Birthday" from the Concord & 9th Butterfly Beauty set. I pretty pleased with my coloring on this one, but I know I still have much to leave to achieve more depth of color. Going to add this to the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge to make a birthday card.
Wishing you a wonderful day...
Supplies: Cardstock: PTI Pure Poppy, PTI True Black, Bristol; Stamps: Concord & 9th; Dies: A Jillian Vance Design; Ink: VersaFine Vintage Sepia and Onyx Black; Coloring medium: Prisma color pencils
5 comments:
Pretty card Rosemary! I used to see lilies like this on my walks with Max. You've done a great job with the coloring!
Fabulous colouring on your lily Rosie, I love lilies as long as the perfume is not too strong. 🌺
Val x
What a gorgeous Lilly--beautiful coloring, Rosemary! I like how you kept things simple & used a colored card base--wonderful card!
Oh, this is lovely, Rosemary ... your colouring is outstanding ... and is so beautifully complemented by the touches of gold and the red base! Hugs, Anita :)
Rosemary, this is simply beautiful.
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