Hi everyone. I'm back with a second card as Guest Designer at Penny Black Saturday Challenge - August (optional: Flowers).
Today I've used a lovely tulip image called Overflowing (31-062) from Penny Black. I have paired with the Geometric Frames (51-649) die. I like how this frame looks like a window box when it's filled with flowers. :)
I used the Diagonals (65-019) - Penny Black embossing folder with light green card stock for the background. I then stamped the pretty tulips in black and heat embossed with clear before watercolouring with Distress inks.
I popped up the box of flowers to add dimension and added a simple sentiment (Happy Snippets 30-358) in black ink.
Close-up ...
I hope you'll check out the challenge and play along, if you haven't already done so. Thanks again to Helen and the team for choosing me to Guest Design this month!!Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: Overflowing; Happy Snippets (both Penny Black
Paper: White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.); Mixed Media (Strathmore 140 lb.); pale green card stockInk: Black Pigment (Obsidian - Altenew); Distress Inks: Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmalade, Shabby Shutters, Peeled Paint (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Diagonals embossing folder (Penny Black); Geometric Frames die (Penny Black), Overflowing Cut Out (Penny Black), watercolour brushes
Challenges:
That is a fantastic embossing folder and beautiful tulips. Great card, Loll.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use that frame as a window box, Loll - just love your tulips too!! Thanks for the reminder about the PB challenge & congrats again on being a Guest Designer!!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a window box and those pretty tulips were the perfect pairing with it! Marvelous card, Loll
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card, Loll! I love the embossed BG with all the lines and neat piece you used for the window box! The tulips are beautiful with your pretty coloring! You always inspire me with your creative ideas! Sue N
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tulips and I love the geometric frame with the pieces left in to make a pretty trough for the flowers, and the green embossed diagonals EF looks great as a background...a fabulous card Loll. x
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty, Loll! You can't go wrong with tulips in my view!
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Your window box full of tulips looks so gorgeous. That embossed background adds real interest too. The simple sentiment finishes it off perfectly xx
ReplyDeleteHow cheerful this one is. Love those happy tulips and love your embossing folder. Congratulations again as guest designer!
ReplyDeleteYour window box of yellow tulips is so pretty, Loll.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this window box filled with yellow tulips, Lolly! It's so pretty against the bright green embossed background!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card, pretty tulips and definitely a wonderful windowbox! Congrats on the GD gig
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use the frames die as a window box - it works perfectly. Love the tulips spilling out of them. Beautiful colours!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for inspiring me to join in at the PBSC, Loll - my first time entering!
ReplyDeleteThis is a show-stopper, Lolly! It's one of my favorite cards you've made! The coloring and dimension are so uplifting! Hugs, Dolly
ReplyDeleteLOVE everything about this absolutely STUNNING card Loll! Your Tulips are colored and shaded so beautifully, and I adore your window box frame too! Your green embossed card base makes everything POP on this lovely, lovely card my friend! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous Loll. Love the embossed background.
ReplyDeleteI'm late to the party for this wonderful card! It's becoming very clear that I'm in need of more Penny Black dies and stamps! Love that embossing folder, too. What a great idea to use the frame as a window box!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful card Loll. Love the blooms falling over the edge of the trough, we have some with just that pattern on our patio! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty ...... I do love tulips. Great embossed detail int he background too xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers Loll, and the embossed framing is a perfect background ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Loll! I love the way you've used the die cut for your planter box full of those wonderful tulips as well as the great EF background! So clever. Such a happy sunny colour palette! Thanks so much for joining us at GD this month. I look forward to seeing more of your wonderful creaetions in the future! I hope you have a good week! :)
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