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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Blossom

I'm still on my black and white kick. This is another card for my B&W+... collection and I've chosen pink to add to the black and white. I actually had a different shade of pink in mind for this card, a sort of softer more pastel pink, but somehow ended up with this sort of fushia colour.


This is a lovely sketch that Mina has provide at the Truly Scrumptious blog. The theme for their Challenge 4 is Flower Power. Yes!!! I simply love to use flowers.


As you can see I've used the Tilda-with-sunflower image. Yes, there is a sunflower hiding under that daisy-like flower that Tilda is holding, but I can't have a pink sunflower now, can I? Or maybe I can, artistic licence and all that, hee hee. Nuh, I think this looks better.


I made a flower that's just big enough to cover the sunflower and attached that to the sunflower with the brad that I use as a flower centre. The card has a more 3-D look now.




I wasn't too sure about adding the flowers at the corners, but the challenge says to "go crazy with those flower embellishments!!", so that's what I did--LOL. Besides it seemed a shame not to use the flowers after I spend all that time creating them--I like too make my own flowers. It did look pretty okay to me without the flowers though.

And this is what the inside of the card looks like.



Have a good Easter Monday!

Stamps: Magnolia #284 Tilda With Sunflower, Hot Off the Press acrylic stamps Botanicals, Inkadinkado Clear Stamps 97623 Garden Delight, Imaginisce Twitterpated Collection Blossom DP: Colorbok 55057 Paper Pack

14 comments:

  1. Beautiful card - love the colour combo and great colouring too

    Thanks for joining us this week

    Dawn

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  2. WOW - Another AMAZING work of art!!!
    xXx

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  3. She's just beautiful! Well, I should say, "The card is just BEAUTIFUL!" You did a wonderful job.

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  4. Just beautiful - I love the color combinations

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  5. Hello,

    WOW this card is beautiful!!! You have done a wonderful job on it.
    Love your hand made flowers. Would you consider sharing how you make them? They are awesome!
    Your colours are fantastic -

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  6. Oh, my! this is one grogeous card! I love the completely unexpected colors and your flower! I have got to get this stamp inked up! Love the bg pieces too! Just great!

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  7. This is gorgeous Norma. I love the handmade flowers - you must tell us how you did these! Thanks for joining in our TS challenge.

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  8. Gorgeous card Norma. Love the image and the colouring is fabulous. Yummy papers and I love the flowers also. Thanks for joining us this week at TS. Michele x

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  9. Your blog is full of beautiful cards! I will be following to see what beautiful creation you come up with next!
    See you at the Yahoo Magnolious group!
    ~Pam
    http://stampsinc.blogspot.com/
    Visit me sometime!

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  10. Oh my gosh....is that cute or what....i can't even stand it. Awesome job!
    Christine

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  11. Wow, this is gorgeous! I'm so glad I found your blog through the Magnolialicious group, your work is beautiful. Love the flower you put in her hand, what a great idea. Great design paper and colors. I just love it! :)
    Hugs, Christine :)

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  12. Wow, stunning card!!! I really love the sketch too!! I will need to check them out. I am loving all of the flower embellishments. Wonderful work!!

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  13. Ooops, I missed this one ... this one is AWESOME!! I love it. I love all your Tilda cards!! I also love the Black & White card series.

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  14. Stunning card Norma - the colours are truly beautiful and work so well together.

    I love your card layouts and especially like the inner pages too - what fantastic ideas you have. The floral outer circles on this card are a lovely addition to an already gorgeous card. Love it!

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Thanks for stopping by and giving me a bit of your time to leave a comment. Very much appreciate it. Norma