To start off my weekend, this is what I created.
I started with Deconstructed Sketch #94.
I stamped the single tulip from Tulips for Friends onto Flourishes Classic White card stock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored it with Copics. I then used Classic Ovals to cut it out and Lacey Ovals for the mat, both from Spellbinders.
I stamped the sentiment over the flower and with the die still in place, I sponged with Antique Linen Distress Ink. All of the paper is from Market Place by MME and after cutting it to size I inked around the edges with Memento Rich Cocoa ink. I used a piece of burlap ribbon and a flower from Petaloo, that I distressed with ink, and a double bow made with kraft jute to finish it off.
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10 comments:
Very pretty! Great use of the sketch and I like these warm colors.
Love the burlap ribbon and that pretty flower. Great card.
Beautiful card! Great choice of papers and images. Love your take on the sketch and the burlap finishes it off nicely.
Positively gorgeous, Danielle! The colors are so oft and I love how you stamped over the tulips! I pinned it to Pintrest, I love it so much! :)
~ Amanda
That burlap is so pretty! It gives such a great backdrop to the tulip!
very pretty, like the sentiment stamped over your pretty flower, cool texture!
This is beautiful! It worked so well with that great sketch too. I love the burlap wrapped around your card. :)
Hugs~
How sweet Danielle! love the patterns and fun burlap!
You're so good at these sketch challenges. Every time I see one of these Deconstructed Sketches I want to play along, but I can never eke out the time. I'm always working on something I started days ago. Such is life! This is beautiful. I love how you used the paper and the burlap and how you made the image and the sentiment fit the sketch. You're such a pro!
Danielle, this is a perfect take on the sketch and you showed off the set so beautifully!
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