Hi all and welcome to this week's challenge over at Freshly Made Sketches where our sketch hostess this week is Jen Mitchell. I sort of covered the sketch with the floral image, but it is there underneath!
This gorgeous protea image is from a new stamp set from Paper Rose Studio. I absolutely love protea flowers and the first house I bought had several growing in the garden, because it was very sandy soil. Unfortunately, this house is on different soil and I doubt protea plants would grow here.
Anyway, I stamped and coloured the image with Copics and then used my Scan n Cut to cut it out. I wanted to stick with the blue-green shades for the leaves so I used the coloured image to choose some matching papers from Memory Box, which I die-cut with the Embossed Edge Rectangle dies to add some interest.
Thanks so much for visiting. I hope you'll check out the wonderful cards made by the rest of the design team.
Products Used:
Stamps: Thanks a Bunch (Paper Rose), Many Thanks (Altenew)
Ink: Amalgam (Gina K.) Versamark
Cardstock: White, X-Press It, Black, Lush Green, Fresh Aqua (Memory Box)
Dies: Embossed Edge Rectangles (Kat Scrappiness)
Accessories: Copics, White EP
Cheers
Karren
What Sketch? LOL
ReplyDeleteKarren, you have once again made magic happen with your Copic skills! I had never heard of a Protea until Altenew released one. Well, I had to Google it, didn't I? They should add your card there! x
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Karren, this card is just beautiful! I love those flowers and your colouring is so amazing (as always!)! Pretty sure that it would take me hours to colour that!!
ReplyDeletewe have a number of Protea's at our place, including a pale King Protea. Love your colouring on this gorgeous stamp Karren. Great card.
ReplyDeleteI love your gorgeous blooms! Your coloring skills are amazing, as always. Such a pretty card, Karren!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful spray of flowers! And I always check out the colors you use - like if I buy them I will color as well as you do....lolol....you are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of protea flowers but a quick google search has shown me that you've captured them perfectly with your mad coloring skills! This card is just gorgeous!
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