My mind starts thinking in terms of flowers about this time of the year .... I'm not sure what climate best suits clematis vines, but I'd love a trellis full of those richly colored blossoms, like this:
So the inspiration for this card came from looking at a gardening magazine. The design of the card is a Viva la Verve sketch from August, 2011 that caught my eye.
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Rich Razzleberry Thank You
The card base, embossed layer and sentiment mat are all created using Naturals White. I used a sponge dauber to go around the embossed mat with Rich Razzleberry ink, but the fun really began as I layered the leaves, cut with #114511 Little Leaves Sizzlits Die (I used 3 cuts, but snipped parts off of the middle and bottom sprig). The blossoms are layered, starting with #119880, 5-Petal Flower Punch. I worked each petal with my bone folder to give it the shape I wanted. The centers are punched with the Boho Blossoms Punch - #119858. I pierced the center of each layer, then threaded them onto a Basic Rhinestone Brad. The tiny blossoms are punched from the "clover" punch - #118309 Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, with a small Basic Rhinestone tucked in the center.
Accessories: Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder, #120175; Mini glue dots; Scallop Border Punch, #119882
Ink: Rich Razzleberry
Stamps: Perfectly Penned, #122892 - clear, #122890 - wood
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1 comments:
So pretty.....reminds me of the lilacs that were so plentiful up north, and smelled so wonderful.
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