This week's Penny Black Saturday Challenge is to make a Get Well Soon card. I've used a very pretty PB stamp that my older son bought me for Christmas from the Stamp Attic of an iris. I've coloured it with Marvy le Plume pens and blended them a little with a wet brush. It's mounted onto Glimmer Misted papers, first mauve, then a goldy colour. The main paper is from a Graphicus Guild paper pack. I found the perfect co-ordinating colour to go with this paper - and then realised that it matched so well that it was invisible!
So the second paper was left out and I used the gold paper to give contrast :). The Get Well Soon stamp and the Prima flowers are, again, from Stamp Attic. The ribbon came from some Christmas chocolates and the "brads" on the flowers and the image are Card Candy from Craftwork Cards.
Great card, Anne! I love the papers.
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Love the 'wet marveys' technique looks like water colours !!
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty card!! love it:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, so very classy. Love the colouring on the iris image.
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful, very elegant! Thanks for joining the PB challenge this week!
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Wow Anne - love your colour technique on this brushstroke flower - the result is fabulous. thabnks for joining in the PBSC this week.
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wow Anne...this is gorgeous....love your water technique on your image....great work and ....thanks for joining in the fun at PBSC this week
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I love your blog! First time I've looked I'm sure. I like how you put the sketch with your card, only used to seeing that with scrapbooking. Such an inspirational place to come, I'll be back! Judith x
ReplyDeleteGlad you got your blog sorted Anne and what a gorgeous blog it is too. Lots of lovely paper eye candy and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Anne, love the gorgoeus image and your colouring is stunning ~ fab work.
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Tracie :)x
Wow, what a gorgeous card! I love the flower and all of your detail and layering too!
ReplyDeleteAnne this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnne this is gorgeous!
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