It's Saturday and time for a new Inkspirational challenge! We have this pretty picture for your inspiration. I decided to go with the greenhouse/growing/planting theme:
The stamps are all from an ancient Papertrey Ink set - they seemed ideal for the mood of the photo. To start, I stamped and embossed the seed package frame before masking the bottom half so I could add the leaves and flowers. The "green thumb" is added in the same green, while the main sentiment is stamped and embossed in the same red. After trimming and rounding the corners of the panel, I actually managed to find some patterned paper that picked up not only the colours but also the style of the stamped flowers. A kraft card base helps add to the slightly vintage feel of the card, as does the trowel. Maybe not the red. :D
My Ink teammates have been inspired in different ways by this photo, but all have made beautiful cards! Be sure to visit the Inkspirational blog to see what they have created. Hope you will join us!
Supplies: Neenah white & desert storm cardstock, (?) patterned paper, Papertrey Ink Garden Variety stamps, Versafine onyx black & Catherine Pooler rouge & garden party inks, Wow clear gloss embossing powder, MFT stitched rounded rectangle die, foam tape
7 comments:
Very pretty card, the sentiment is lovely the flowers and the design is great. The patterned paper is perfect (have some in my stash too)
I just love your wonderful garden themed card. Such fun to see that older PTI set being used, and the delicate floral pattern of the patterned paper is the perfect back drop.
Wonderful sentiment and card design.
Hugs diane
So pretty. Love the colors add that cute little shovel is the perfect accent.
Pretty garden-themed card in every way! I think the trowel is a charming special touch!
hugs~c
I remember this classic set from PTI! Lovely and delicate, perfect translation of the photo, Lindsey~
This is so cute! Loving the floral paper and how you added details to the seed package frame and your use of colored inks and embossing. Beautifully designed!
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