Welcome to my September stop on the Club Scrap Orchard Blog Hop! Click HERE to start at the beginning of this fruity hop.
Today I've created a 6x6" any occasion greeting card featuring the Orchard Stamps.
The fruit was stamped with India Black Ink then colored with watercolor pencils. I adhered the 1-3/4" squares to the card panel with Foam Circles for added dimension.
The watercolored panel was created with one of my favorite techniques. The mottled background technique was featured in both the Pattern Play Blog HERE and the Vintage Botany Blog HERE. Please check those out if you'd like more details on this technique.
I like having a few pretty any occasion cards handy, and this one is ready for the pickin'.
Thank you for stopping by,
Kay
Beautiful use of the stamps, Kay.
ReplyDeleteLovely soft colors.
Such a beautiful card Kay!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, as always. I love the torn edges and dimension!
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful watercolor effect and the torn edges - just great. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteI really like the torn edges too! Love your style Kay!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Love your stamping and watercoloring, makes for a gorgeous card!
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Cheryl
Lovely card with the water coloring
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful-I love the soft feel to it and the floating watercolor panels.
ReplyDeleteLove the softness of these cards with a touch of distressing.
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