These self adhesive bows are extremely easy to use.
On the inside of the card I have used one cut out from the crate die. Usually, to make a complete crate, you will need two pieces. I adhered the crate to the inside of the card and used an addition piece as a brace, and to attach some of the foliage to. I will be creating a tutorial as to how this was done shortly.
Contact me if you would like one when available.
The colours I used for the flowers are Berry Burst, Powder Pink, and Fresh Fig, and for the foliage, Tranquil Tide and Sahara Sand.
The second card I have to show you features a set that caught my attention as soon as I saw the Catalogue. It's called Bright Wishes and this image of a wishing well is perect for colouring. I used Blender Pens on Shimmery White paper this time, but you could also use the Watercolour Pencils or an Aquapainter with the inks on watercolour paper..
Once again I have use a piece of Wood Textures DSP, Love this paper!
On the inside I stamped the image in Crumb Cake ink, and softly coloured the flowers in Powder Pink and a few leaves in Pear Pizzazz.
I hope you enjoyed my little preview from the upcoming catalogue, there's plenty more to come. Next stop on the hop is Caroline.
If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a
different entry point, you can view the participants below:
1. Tina Gillespie
2. Ros Davidson
3. Kathryn Mangelsdorf
4. Kate Morgan
5. Andrea Roberts
6. Rachel Palmieri
7. Alisha Watson
8. Kimberly Hern
9. Monika O'Neill
10. Claire Daly
11. Sharon Davern
12. Rachel Woollard
13. Caroline Manwaring
14. Judy May
15. Catherine Proctor
16. Rebecca Jacovou
Happy Stampin,
Rachel
Always love your work Rach and this is no exception. The wishing well card is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards Rachel. They are all beautiful, but your colouring on the wishing well card is amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh Rachel, simply beautiful cards. The colouring is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of the crate Rachel - I foresee a lot of these cards in the future. Your colouring is just perfect - even how you have done the inside of the card.
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning! love the colour of the flowers against the woodgrain.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your cards Rachel! The colours and design are just fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCaroline :)
Great cards Rachel. Love the flowers in the wood crate as the centre piece of your card. I loved the Wishing well on sight as well - beautifully coloured and presented.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of the front of your first card, but what a WOW effect when you open it! So beautiful! Your colouring on the second is gorgeous, and I love the way you've just coloured small parts of the inside image. I will have to remember that trick!
ReplyDeleteYou've showcased the woodgrain paper so well with these cards, everyone will need a pack! Love the crate card especially.
ReplyDeleteWow!! Rachel your cards are just beautiful. That was a very clever idea putting the crate inside your card so pretty. And your wishing well is stunning, your colouring is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletemon xx
Great cards Rachel. Love the pop up card
ReplyDeleteTotally loving the colours in your first card Rach, and the colouring in the wishing well is amazing too! Great cards, thanks for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteLove both cards and they are very well-made! The crate in the card is genius! I love the country feel of the well and the colouring is just exceptional! Great job xx
ReplyDeleteRachel, I love the surprise in your first card as it's quite simple and then you open it up with the grate and flower pop up.
ReplyDeleteTwo gorgeous cards, Rachel. Looove, the flowers in the crate and your colouring on the wishing well is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI would like the tutorial on the crate with the flower pop ups, please
ReplyDeleteI would love the tutorial on crate. Both cards are exquisite. Thanks for sharing!
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