I've been having trouble sleeping this week... is it catch-up from Convention? I don't know. It is kinda making me grumpy. Anywho, most of this card is a 1am wonder. :)
The sky and the grass are brayered. I wanted an undefined line between the two. I then stitched the butterfly's flight and the border of the card. The ribbon roses are actually sewed onto the card, but I am not a real fan of that method. Adhering the roses to the card seems to be my only stumbling block (for paper roses too, which I will share later). If someone has a better way, please share! This is a birthday card for sis.Stamps: Sincere Salutations; Paper: Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White, Old Olive, Razzleberry Lemonade DSP; Ink: Bashful Blue, Old Olive; Accessories: Brayer, Large Oval punch, Scallop Oval punch, Rich Razzleberry satin ribbon, Beautiful Wings embosslit, Beautiful Butterflies die, Little Leaves die, Big Shot, Sewing Machine, Thread, Dimensionals.
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6 comments:
This is stunning! I love the softness of it! I HAVE to try those flowers.
This is such a wonderful card.
I have used a few of these ribbon roses in my scrapbook pages and I used 2 maybe 3 glue dots to hold them to the page. HTH
Wow! Gorgeous! I love how you placed the ribbon roses with the leaves!
Heidi, you should stay up late more often (except for the grumpy part)! This is gorgeous. I love the softly blended brayering; it's the perfect background for those beautiful roses. (I used to make lingerie many eons ago, and I made hundreds of those ribbon roses, LOL)
Beautiful roses. will have to give them a try...tfs!
Beautiful roses - this card is so pretty and I'm sure your sister will love it.
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