I started out by stamping the morning glory
...colored it with Inktense pencils
...then added water. Isn't it amazing how the colors develop with water?
Next I made a mask with post-it notes.
And sponged with the stencil in place.
Now what? I did something on the left that I did not like at all - it went into the garbage....
I cut the panel and dry embossed green cardstock with the stencil to give it some subtle texture. I stamped some more with the Mini Mixed Media Backgrounds and added black splatters to my panel (masked the Morning Glory, to leave it splatter free). I also added glossy accents to the flowers.
And lastly, I put everything together and added the sentiment.
See you again in two weeks!
Products Cornelia used in today's project:
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Great coloring
ReplyDeletegreat add the splatter and that cool mixed media stamp you put there Cornelia
and love the idea to dry embossing using stencil
I think we can not use stencil as embossing folder..
you give me more idea on this card Cornelia
Adorable and clever card..I search on your post and did not found also I comment here..
hugs, Monika
Fantastic card! Great colors and coloring. Love love love the embossing in the background! This card is sure to make anyone feel better!
ReplyDeleteCornelia, this is a spectacular card! I love how you colored it and added the grunge.
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you used the stencil for both dry embossing and ink embossing, ties the whole card together beautifully!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card.. love your coloring.. and I love the stencil!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool!! Love your coloring and the fun way you overlaid the stencil. Such a pretty card!!
ReplyDeleteStunning colors! Wonderful design!
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking card Cornelia!
ReplyDeleteI like the two different uses of the stencil. The dry embossing is subtle but effective.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards! Love the flower panel!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choice of colors & I love using the stencil with ink & to dry emboss tying things together so well!
ReplyDeleteWOW - love this, especially the purple edge against the green :-)
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Maxine
I loved that dry embossed card and the beautiful coloring! :)
ReplyDeleteSuchi xx
This is gorgeous. Green isn't a go to colour for me but it really makes the blue pop. Fabulous card. Hugz
ReplyDeleteA beauty again Cornelia! Allways fun to see your work!
ReplyDeleteSuper impressed with the way you used that shutters stencil behind that beautiful morning glory! Awesome depth was achieved and gorgeous color was used!! Way to go - Cornelia's work always impresses!
ReplyDeleteSmashing card. I love this kit. Thinking about putting it as one of birthday "wish list" items. Got a bit of a wait until November, though. lOL. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Cornelia. TFS all your steps. I have never tried dry EB with a stencil. Great idea for a subtle texture. Your masking worked so well for your stamped and stenciled bg too. TFS your beauty. Hugs..
ReplyDeleteLove this card; so much to appreciate; going to try embossing with a stencil
ReplyDeleteLove this card; so much to appreciate; going to try embossing with a stencil
ReplyDeleteWow - this is soooo lovely Cornelia. I love the stencil over the flower... can't wait for my first jar of masking fluid to arrive. I tried post its and somehow got it all too wet - eeheheh - so going for the real thing now!!! Thanks bunches for sharing. j
ReplyDeleteperfect looking !!! TFS
ReplyDeleteLove the stencil over the flowers! Great coloring!
ReplyDeletethanks for showing all the steps leading to this great creation!
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