Even though this card isn't remotely like anything I started out with I do like how it turned out. I heat embossed the largest flower from Peonies on Parade with white on vellum and lightly painted it with Picked Raspberry and Antique Linen distress inks from Ranger. I die cut the flower and layered it over a second vellum die cut. I inked up the single leaf image from Meadow Greens with Broken China and Peeled Paint distress inks and spritzed with water before stamping on white CS and fussy cut them out. The two frames were die cut from a couple of failed attempts at sponged backgrounds using Broken China, Cracked Pistachio and Peeled Paint inks and I added some more lightness with the Branching Out vellum die cut.
Supplies:
Stamps - Peonies on Parade, Meadow Greens, What the Doodle Feather (PTI)
Dies - Peonies on Parade, Branching Out, Keep It Simple Frames (PTI)
Paper - Stampers Select White CS, white vellum
Ink - Broken China, Antique Linen, Peeled Paint, Picked Raspberry, Cracked Pistachio, Versafine Onyx Black, Versa Mark, White EP, black Copic
Beautiful such a nice CAS look love your color choices
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous!! love the vellum bloom!!
ReplyDeleteSo soft, pretty, and feminine. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is inspiring! So light and pretty!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely Connie. The embossed vellum is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning Connie!!! I love the light touch and beautiful design and the the overlapping rectangles are a genius design element.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the vellum!
ReplyDeleteLovely Connie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, I love your peony and what a great use of the frames.
ReplyDeleteOh my...This is wonderful! I love the airy, pink flower framed by those gorgeous leaves and the two turquoise frames! Awesome layout and colours!
ReplyDeleteWOW...this is absolutely stunning Connie! Your vellum flower is just gorgeous and your leaves are fabulous! Love the arrangement of the frames too! Beautiful, beautiful card!! :0)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Connie
ReplyDeleteVellum is the perfect touch for this challenge -- lovely, soft card!
ReplyDeleteThe vellum was such a smart choice.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty card. Agreed, velum works so well.
ReplyDeleteyour bold flower and leaves looks fantasic, great card
ReplyDeleteJust stunning, Connie! Oh my, I love everything about this design - the gorgeous vellum flower, the leaf choices and using the open rectangles to frame everything. This is a card that deserves to be displayed!
ReplyDeleteVery striking card, Connie! I almost went the vellum route with flowers but didn't have much time to think this one through before our vacation. Love how you framed your Hello, too.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! What a beautiful design! LOVE your Vellum flower and all of your 'greenery'. Those frames ae fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the soft flower and the green of those leaves!
ReplyDeleteI love the vellum flower. It looks awesome against the leaves and the frame. Great card!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful! Your peony is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGah! The vellum. What a brilliant idea and such a pretty card!
ReplyDeleteYour vellum flower is just beautiful! Love it.
ReplyDeleteWOW, Connie, this is simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFabulous design.
Simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Connie! Think yours is my favorite in the lineup. Simply stunning bloom and the leaves are gorgeous! Just a perfect card!
ReplyDeleteStunning!! Doing the flower on vellum was a brilliant idea...it certainly replicates the look from the inspiration photo!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. I love that beautiful vellum flower and how you used those two rectangle frames.
ReplyDeleteYour vellum flower and those leaves are just amazing! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteA stunningly beautiful card, Connie! One of my favorites in the hop & ever!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love your vellum bloom!
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the translucency of the pic so much better with your bloom than I did Connie! So soft and pretty - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful texture with the layering of your stems and blooms - so pretty in the vellum!
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