Not as CAS as I can be, but still, way simpler than it looks! (My favourite kind of card.) That rose? Possibly the second ever Stampin' Up set I bought, and still one of my favourites. After embossing in white on watercolour paper, I misted it with water and sprinkled on some watercolour powder. Here it is, drying in the sun:
I added a few outline roses to some (truly ancient) patterned paper to tie it to the focal point rose. I could have saved a layer and just used the dark purple as the card base... but it's a get well card and I didn't want it getting TOO dark. :D
This is actually the second of these roses I've done this way. I'm sure eventually I'll post the other one...
Supplies: white & Stampin' Up rich razzleberry cardstock, Canson watercolour paper, Dear Lizzy patterned paper, Stampin' Up Fifth Avenue Floral & Clearly Besotted Say What? stamps, Versamark & Stampin' Up rich razzleberry inks, Ranger clear & Wow white embossing powders, Magenta Nuance berry watercolour powder, MFT Blueprints 24 stitched rectangle die, pop-dot tape
Oh my goodness... this is a show-stopper! That rose is gorgeous! So glad you had a nice crafting time on the deck and ended up with this beauty to share at SOS!
ReplyDeleteStunning rose, love the intensity of it's color against the simpler background.
ReplyDeleteThis card will cheer up anyone who's not feeling well.
Thank you for sharing with us at SHOPPING OUR STASH, hope you join us again next time.
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Maria Rodriguez.
Gorgeous card, beautiful rose. Thanks for playing along with us at Shopping Our Stash for the Simplicity challenge.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! It's stunning! Thanks for joining us and sharing your talent with us at Shopping Our Stash! Cyndi, DT
ReplyDeleteSistah this is soooooo incredibly beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with the crew from SHOPPING OUR STASH for our Clean and Simple challenge this week!!