Today is my Mother-in-law's birthday. For this card, I stamped the Pick a Petal petal in Versamark and embossed in clear. I then sponged the Rose Bud ink over top of the embossing, making it darker near the flower's centre. I added a silver brad and mirror card for sparkle and a simple Papertrey sentiment, stamped in Night of Navy.
Stunning card!
ReplyDeleteHey, I see you, right?! In the brad? I feel like a detective on one of those crime-drama shows.
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiment in navy, especially paired with the pink. And the white embossing. Such a fan!!
very pretty.Your MIL should love it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. I love the beautiful inking! Happy birthday to your mother-in-law!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Ardyth! I like how you didn't mask the petals when you sponged them. The smudginess gives it such a soft look.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Ardyth! Your spongeing is so beautiful! I made my first ever card using Pick a Petal, and I was HOOKED! I still wish I'd bought that set. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove your large flower and the colours fading out over the tips of the petals. x
ReplyDeletenum-nums, this is GLOWious, Ardy! Who wouldn't love this bold pink, beautifully sponged flower, with the mirror brad?! It is so inspired that your sponged outside the lines which works perfectly with the sketchy image! HPY BDAY MIL!!
ReplyDeleteLove this airbrushed look, Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteLovely card for your MIL!! Happy Birthday to her!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! I'm sure your mother-in-law will love it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card and I am sure your Mother-in-law will love it. I love your touches of silver too, stunning with that pink and dark blue.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - your mother is law will love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the shading on the flower. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is wonderful! Your MIL must be thrilled with it.
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely - your MIL is a lucky lady! Jo x
ReplyDeleteLOVE this ... from the white embossing to the gently shaded petals, from the silver brad to the mirror card and right on up to the navy sentiment ... just stunning ...lucky MIL! Anita :)
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