Sweet Stamps Design Team
Challenge #3 - Flowers
Today is our third challenge on the Sweet Stamps blog. Be sure to check out the blog to see all the great cards that the Design Team and others that have entered, have made! Anyone can enter, but if you use a Sweet Stamps rubber stamp you get two entries into the challenge for a chance to win a $20 shopping spree. Check the Sweet Stamps blog for details.
For this challenge I did a parchment crafting technique. When using this technique on vellum, you get white raised details where you have embossed, which makes the image very delicate with a lacy feel. I usually recommend coloring the image from the back of the vellum, so you don't color over the white lines created from embossing. To learn more watch Sweet Stamps owner Stacey's video, on parchment crafting.
Shimmer Paper
Black Card Stock
Berol Prisma Color, Colored Pencils
This basket and bow stamp set is part of my new stamp line, produced by sweetstamps.com. The basket and bow are now available!
A Basket full of Blessing Stamp
Bright Pink Card Stock (3.75”x5” and 3.5"x1.5”)
Brown Card Stock (3.75”x1.75”)
Sponge Wedge
Rhinestones
Brown Sheer Ribbon
4”x9” Cream Card Folded
Coloring Medium of Your Choice
8 comments:
Hi Jackie, these are simply stunning cards. Loving the parchment card. The colours really stand out..
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Tamara
Stunning card Jackie! Love the first card, the colors are great!!
This is just beautiful- such wonderful colors sweetie
Jackie, this is absolutely gorgeous!! I am going to try my hand this week with the parchment. Your colors are so pretty.
I admire anyone who can do parchment, it's something I haven't tried as I would be terrified, it's a bit too delicate for me and my clumsy hands...lol
Your work is beautiful, I so admire you
Thank you for the inspiration
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Vicky
Beautiful cards, Jackie. I love the purple parchment card the best, it is just so elegant.
You make the flowers look soooooo real. Beautiful coloring and details.
Jackie, these are both beautiful. I love your coloring on the pansy layers frame, and the dimension you added by popping up the flowers and bow on the basket are awesome.
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