As I was putting away some new goodies last night, I just couldn't resist stopping to make a card with this new set: Essentials by Ellen Clear Stamps Bold Blooms by Julie Ebersole. There are a lot of scribble flowers around these days, but these ones really appeal to me because of their thicker lines and almost Charles Rennie Mackintosh look.
Right now there is a Mix it Up challenge at The Classroom - your card needs to use Ellen Hutson and Hero Arts product. I used Red Royal and Charcoal inks, and at the last minute added some Stampin' Up More Mustard in the centres.
Stunning! I love your fresh colour choices!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I saw this card pop up in my feed and had to come tell you how much I admire it. It made me GRIN! Love those sketchy flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Those bold scribbled flowers are so different from anything else out there and your card highlights them perfectly.
ReplyDeleteFantastic and eye catching! Gorgeous! Love it.
ReplyDeleteOooh! Love the boldness of those scribbled flowers, and I like that you used charcoal rather than black.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your red blooms and your card is definitely reminiscent of Charles Rennie Mackintosh!
ReplyDeleteBold and beautiful. (Sounds like a good name for a soap opera. lol)
ReplyDeleteA BIG wow!!!
ReplyDeleteStunner!
Love those flowers - the red is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow - these flowers are gorgeous! Love your color combo...especially the wee pop of mustard! Another stunner pal!
ReplyDeleteThe red and grey are gorgeous together and you're right - the thicker lines of the scribbles really make the flowers pop!
ReplyDeleteLove these thicker lined images and your choice to use grey and red inks add to the classic feel!
ReplyDeleteSigh ... CRM indeed, Ardyth ... just splendid in those gorgeous colours ... FAB! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteGreat scribbles flowers! The bold colors are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove this bold card Ardyth!!!!
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