Happy Friday...and happy Fourth of July to my American friends! I hope you are celebrating today with those you love.
Today I have a card I made a while back using the new Flower Patch stamp set and coordinating Flower Fair Framelits...
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Birthday card featuring the Flower Patch stamp set. |
I think this bundle is one of my favourite new products in the Annual Catalogue! I love that the stamps are photopolymer, making it super easy to layer the different images to build my flowers. I also love that there are so many different shapes in the Framelits set...lots of ways to create beautiful blooms!
I did lots of layering of colours here, working from lightest to darkest shade each time. I also used my Daffodil Delight Blendabilities to colour the pearls in the centre of the pink flower...love that I can quickly and easily create perfectly coordinating embellishments! The background on this one uses the new Large Polka Dot TIEF...a nice change from my go-to Perfect Polka Dots ;)
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Inside view with sentiment from the Endless Birthday Wishes Photopolymer set. |
On the inside I added a few more blooms and a sentiment from the Endless Birthday Wishes photopolymer set (137553), which is once again available for order. (If you've been thinking about purchasing this set I would suggest ordering it before they run out of stock again, as there is no guarantee they will be restocked a second time. These photopolymer sets, which are not in the catalogue, are available on a while-supplies-last basis).
In other news, I've been busily working away on my new stamping studio. It is so nearly ready to reveal, but not quite ;) It is finally functional though, so I can get back to doing some stamping again this weekend! Can't wait!!
Wow, Leena! The flowers have such intense colour. I have been resisting converting to the new ink pads, but when I see the even coverage and depth of colour, I am reconsidering!
ReplyDeleteYou won't regret switching Judith! These amazing images are worth the extra $. And to think that you get this kind of crispness and coverage with photopolymer stamps!
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