Hi and welcome. It's Bank Holiday weekend over here in the UK so it's bound to rain!
Just the excuse you need to play along with the latest challenge over at Fantasy Stampers.
This time we would like to see your creations on the theme of -
THE COLOUR PURPLE
So a traditionally stamped image on a project that is predominantly PURPLE or shades there of!
Here is my card.
This has a new stamp from LOTV as it's focus, Alium Panel.
My friend Di got it with my loyalty points before the shop in Farsley closed.
I wasn't sure how well it would colour as the petals are very small! In fact I stamped it in 3 different ways just to try out some techniques, white embossing, on watercolour paper and this one using Copics. The background panel was embossed using a DoCrafts embossing folder and that was mounted flat on a purple base card. Just the thing for this week's challenge at CASology! The LOTV sentiment tag was attached with a little jute string wrapped around the alium panel.
This panel was stamped then embossed in white on plain card, then coloured using DIs in a w/c technique before cutting out with a MFT pierced rectangle die. The purple panel was also cut using a bigger MFT die and all were mounted flat onto a white base card. The sentiment is from a Woodware set. MFT dies and a stamp are just the ticket for the challenges at MFT and Stamping Sensations.
This panel was stamped on w/c paper then a little bit of masking fluid was popped onto some of the floret centers before DI colour was washed over very loosely. After rubbing away the masking fluid some yellow centers were added. The final effect was a little sparkly because I'd used my mat earlier for Inka Gold and some wax was obviously still left on the surface after I'd cleaned up!
This closeup shows the happy accident a little clearer!
All three techniques have their merit and I'm not quite sure which is my favourite, they all have something different going for them.
OK, hope that has given you some inspiration and you will join us. For more fab inspiration please check out the main blog.
I'm joining in over at -
I'm joining in over at -
Summer
The purple and the flowers just fit the bill I think.
Summer Flowers Anything Goes with a stamp and a die
Thanks for stopping by, see you back soon. :)
Two beautiful cards. Alliums are one of my favourite flowers and this is a gorgeous stamp. Can't resist LOTV stamps.
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Lesley
A striking design and gorgeous flowers! Thank you for sharing your lovely card with us at Stamping Sensations.
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Love the plaid embossing folder - the details on it are amazing! So glad you joined us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous examples Jules, so pretty. I don't use purple as a rule but am determined to have a go!! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty design, Jules - love the embossed background to compliment your stamp.
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The texture from the plaid embossing folder is lovely! Great card!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards!!
ReplyDeleteAll three ways of colouring this pretty image turned out beautifully Jules. I really couldn't pick a favourite. :) xx
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Such a pretty card! Great stamp and I love Purple x
ReplyDeleteRest assured that I am filled with inspiration, Jules! I couldn't possibly pick a favorite either! All of these are spectacular in my eyes!! Thank you for joining the fun over at Uniko's Summer Challenge!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteAn absolutely beautiful floral card Julie and perfect for our themes this month, many thanks for joining in at Penny Black and More and Stamping Sensations challenges.
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They are all so beautiful! Great colors. Thanks for playing along with the Uniko challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous cards - the flowers are just lovely. Thanks so much for playing along with the Uniko challenge this month. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful trio of cards and such a pretty stamp too. You have coloured it perfectly. Thanks so much for joining in on the Uniko Challenge & my apologies for my delay in commenting. Hugs Bev x
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