Three flower images, three pigment ink pads and three masks were all I needed. Stamped and masked and stamped and masked and stamped.
BTW, notice how I did not follow the gallon/quart/pint rule, but rather have the same number of blooms of each color. Your eye really doesn't know where to rest and keeps moving all over the place, seeming to create movement. Almost like the blooms are falling from above. Do you see that too or is it just me?
Then to finish it off I used a die from Winnie and Walter's The Big, the Bold and Comfort Cutaways. Stacked it and lightly inked it (a la Laura B.) with some yellow and blue.
Take a look at the other cards from the Inspiration DT over at STAMPlorations and join us in the CASE Playground if you have a chance!
I'm joining the STAMPtember fun at Simon Says Stamp Work it Wednesday since I used a stamp. A few times ;) And the Simon Wednesday Challenge since I didn't use designer paper! Thanks for visiting.
loved the floral stamped background a lot !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous masking with the flowers and colors
ReplyDeleteI totally see it! I love how they cascade. This is so beautiful. You're a genus!! Xx
ReplyDeleteWay to rock the inspiration :) love the two toned sentiment :)
ReplyDeleteVery fashionable! I Like the ombré look of the sentiment diecut.
ReplyDeleteWOW, gorgeous card, love the flowers, colors and that SENTIMENT!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteWhoa...stamping and masking made this card totally worth all the pain ( :P) ...Such a great color combination! That die looks so cool too! :)
ReplyDeleteSuchi xx
Beautiful card! Love the colours and the way you inked up your sentiment die cut. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat card! And fun to see that you get inspired by an H&M catalog. I've kept some of them to maybe use a few pages for art journaling but I've not yet thought of being inspired by the colors therein. Now I think I should take another look at them with a new focus.
ReplyDeleteThis background is so pretty and the colors are a WOW!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful colour combination, not just the colours but the depth of the colours works so well together. Beautiful card
ReplyDeleteIt's not just you, Maria ... I've been enjoying my eyes not settling in any one place on your gorgeous card for a while ... delicate, soft, lovely ... and a fabulous ombré'd sentiment! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card, Maria. Love the two tone sentiment matching the colors of the flowers.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful card !
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