Hello again! It's time for another MFT Design Team Creative Challenge and this month we are challenged to use bring life to our flowers by stamping patterns on those beautiful petals.
I'm using the Plaid Background Builder and LJD Darling Dots to bring some pop to these petals.
I started by cutting out a piece of Smooth White Card Stock with the Hybrid Camellia Flower Die-namics and then stamped the dots in Razzle Berry Ink and the stripes in Blu Raspberry Ink. After rolling the center piece of the flower, I added a little enamel dot to the middle. I stamped the sentiment from Essential Sentiments in Black Licorice Ink. The color combo I used tonight is the April Color Palette Challenge.
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recipe -
stamps: essential sentiments (mft), plaid background builder (mft), ljd darling dots (mft), patterned triangles background (mft)
paper: smooth white (mft), kraft (mft), blu raspberry (mft)
ink: grout gray (mft), black licorice (mft), razzle berry (mft), blu raspberry
accessories: hybrid camellia flower die-namics (mft), postage stamp stax die-namics (mft), fishtail flags layers stax die-namics (mft), enamel dots (mme), foam tape
This is SO cute! Love how you did the flower in more than one colour!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! The flower looks amazing with the different patterns and your design is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Loving this card!! Your flower is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteThat's got to be the cutest flower I've ever seen! Beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteDitto, ditto, ditto on the super CUTE flower!! Love that you used two patterns and bright colors! Your card is just darling!!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought you die cut the flowers from designer papers, then I saw the stamps! WOW! Rich colors and saturation. Fantastic card!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet!! I love the bright flowers - perfect way to show off those backgrounders AND blooms!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super flower, Mod is the word that comes to mind from back in the 1970's when I had just graduated from high school!
ReplyDeleteThe first words out of my mouth was WOW! it really is just that, it is simple yet understated elegance, love your card, hugs
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card...it simply POPS!
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