Hi again peeps! Back today with another beautiful set from the new release from Shirley B. over at the STAMPlorations shop. Today we're introducing Layered Poppies.
First I used my Altenew red inks to stamp the two layers of each of the three blooms onto sky blue PP. Then I stamped the outlines in black.
inks, green embossing powder
To complete my design I did some tone-on-tone inking through a Felicity scrap paper die cut (using it like a stencil) to represent three clouds up top. Then I drew stems with a Versamark marker and added some texture by heat embossing them.
For my next card I went with more white space, and my fave, random stamping. Hope you'll forgive me that I didn't use the set as a "layered" stamp here, but I have to tell you, when I first received the set the first thing that I saw was a butterfly. Do you see it too?
embossing powder
I considered adding pattern or at least antenna to the butterflies but then decided that the entire design was so abstract I'd leave it as is. The pops of color and texture make sure your eyes go to the images and I'm pretty sure your eye (brain?) sees a butterfly.
Don't you love Shirley's artistic designs? I just love her sketchy outlines, regardless the theme!
That's it from me today. Check out all the DT's creations over at the STAMP blog. Leave comments all around and you might be the lucky winner of one of Shirley's new stamp sets (to be announced on 6/29 on the STAMP blog.)
Thanks for coming by. CU soon for the STAMPlorations 13th Birthday celebrations!
3 comments:
Both designs are fabulous, Maria! I see butterflies as well. Love the mixed media style and white space.
I especially like the RED poppies. They are my favorite.
Beautiful cards! Love the colors and textures! Great idea to use the colored embossing powders, and I see the butterfly design too!
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