I used my PSX Botanicals Pansy stamp this afternoon to create another centre step card. I am so pleased with the finished card, it turned out even better than I imagined. so why don't I use this image more often I ask myself? I love my PSX Botanical stamps, most of them were a gift from mother,
I am entering this card into some challenges.....
CREATIVE CARD CREW Purple! errr yes theres plenty of purple ;o)
CUTE CARD THURSDAY Lotsa Ribbon! I have a large bow plus ribbon under the licalc braid ;o)
PAPERTAKE WEEKLY Anything Goes! Happy 5th Birthday Papertake \o/
CHARISMA CARDZ Badda bling! yes I have clear ab gems blinging on the image and the sentiment ;o)
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I layered the pansy image decoupage style once I had coloured it with Promarkers, the wonderful thing about this pansy image is the multitude of different ways to colour it as pansy's come in an array of colours. The photographs do nut display the purple coloured background as the actual colour it is! it seems a lot more blue than the mauvey purple it really is!
6 comments:
Gorgeous card and yes, lots of purple. Awesome stamp and how special that many of your stamps are a gift from your mother.
Thanks for joining our purple challenge at Creative Card Crew.
Mari
Very pretty card...beautiful colours!
thanks for joining us at Charisma this week...
All the best!
I really love your project, great work!
Thanks for joining the Creative Card Crew this time!
Good luck! Elisa (DT)
This is absolutely gorgeous and LOVE the colors!
I love your card and the image used! Very pretty! What did you use to obtain the shape of the layer the actual pansies are on? Thanks. It looks just perfect for this image ;)! Thanks for sharing~ Terry Y.
thanks Terry for your lovely comment, the white card which carries the stamped image was cut using a die from an x-cut set Xcut Nesting Dies - Rectangle Parenthesis (Lrg) 1 (4pcs)
SKU:XCU503044 , then I stamped the pansies again and cut out some of them once I colored them again then I layered them up decoupage style using foam sticky pads. I was in hospital when you asked this question so couldn't reply, sorry!
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