I used the Cheerful Daisies stamp set and dies for tonight's card.
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The greeting is from the Zinnias stamp set and is inked in Early Espresso on Highland Heather card stock. I cut out the greeting with a die from the Unbounded Love Die set.
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I inked each of the flower heads in Highland Heather and then used a Sponge Dauber to add some Blackberry Bliss ink to the center. I stamped on Basic White card stock and then cut out with the coordinating dies.
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For the greenery I cut some leaves from Shy Shamrock and the thin fronds from Shaded Spruce card stock. The background behind the flowers a Basic White embossed with the Cane Weave embossing folder.
As I didn't have any Highland Heather ribbon I used a piece of White Sheer ribbon that I coloured with a Highland Heather Blends Marker. I shredded the ends of the ribbon with Stampin' Up! Snips.
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I have one more Highland Heather card to share with you. For this card I used the Zinnias Bundle.
I started by colouring a piece of Watercolour Paper with a Waterpainter and inks in Highland Heather, Garden Green, Daffodil Delight and Crushed Curry.
I cut the flower pieces from this Watercolour Paper.
The background of the card is from the Country Woods DSP pack.
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Rachel
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Great cards, Rach. Highland Heather is a beautiful colour for flowers, isn't it? The Blackberry Bliss addition to the daisies looks fab, as does the embossed background. I also like the ribbon treatment on your first card. Love the rustic background to the softly watercoloured zinnias, on your second card. You've showcased Highland Heather beautifully.
ReplyDeleteTwo stunning cards, Rachel, using two of the prettiest flower bundles Stampin' Up! carry right now. These are both so pretty, but I can't stop looking at card two as I love any flower on a wooden background. However, I also can't tear my eyes away from the gorgeous coloured ribbon in card one.
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful cards, Rachel, but I love the Cheerful Daisies one the most. That Cane Weave background is gorgeous and I love the added Blackberry Bliss sponged onto the flowers. The way you cut the tied knotted ribbon is really cool. I do like the dark woodgrain in the background of your zinnias and the way you coloured them. Lovely cards!
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