Hello Friends! I am super excited to be guesting on the Wplus9 blog today! I have been a huge fan of Dawn's for several
years, ever since I discovered Wplus9.
I have a card to share with you today
using some gorgeous products that I just love! I don't think I'm the
only one who fell head over heels in love with the Free Hand Florals
stamp set. I am also using an older set, Lacey Layers, which I've had
in my stash for a long time that I dearly love! It's so great for
layering and building collage type cards.
So for my card, I started by
watercoloring the background using a light tan dye ink on watercolor
paper. When this was dry, I splattered some more of that same color
ink around. I let this dry well.
I then stamped two of the medallions
from the Lacey Layers set with that same tan dye ink that I used for
the watercoloring. I adhered these to my watercolored panel with foam
tape.
I then stamped the roses in three
different shades of pink and the leaves in two shades of green. I cut
those out with the matching dies. After arranging them just
perfectly, I adhered them with foam tape.
The sentiment is from the Strictly
Sentiments 2 stamp set. I stamped it in the same tan dye ink that I
used on the medallions, and cut it out with a banner die. I adhered
this just under my cluster of roses with foam tape. I felt like my
card still needed something under the banner for balance, so I added
one more bunch of the green leaves just underneath.
I adhered this whole panel to an A2
size top folded white card base and added a few clear sequins.
I hope you have enjoyed my post today
and are inspired to create something beautiful! Thank you so much for
stopping by, and a huge thanks to Wplus9 for having me for a guest!
Kay :)
I have this set and did not use yet...your card is sooo bright! love it!
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Congratulations on the Guest Designer Spot, Kay! Looks like you were in stamper's heaven with these sets. The card you created is so very pretty. I've not seen you really use tan as a background color in your watercolor arsenal and I must say, it's very, very pretty! For me, it gives a bit of a vintage feel to the card. I really like how the lacy layer is just peeking out, like a doily. And your flowers are simply beautiful. I just adore how you get everything set out just right to make the prettiest cards. Excellent work my talented friend! :) Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteWow Kay this is so beautiful. You've made this floral set really shine. Congratulations on the guest design spot. You deserve it for sure.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love the roses, colors and the way you put it all together over the vintage tan background. Could not be any prettier. That's a really nice WPLUS9 set.
ReplyDeleteI already have the flowers and dies... just ordered the doilies! YAY! Gorgeous card Kay! So YOU! I LOVE it! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Kay, congrats on the guest spot!!
ReplyDeleteHuge congrats on being guest designer! Your card is fabulous with all the pretty layers and the wonderful background to make those flowers shine...so pretty!!!
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ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful and is why you deserve to be a guest for Wplus9! Awesome job. I love all of your layers.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and your background rocks as usual
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Wplus9 is a favorite of mine too. Your card shows off those stamp sets beautifully!
ReplyDeleteStunning card!
ReplyDeleteI really love the neutral background with the beautiful pink flowers. Such a STUNNING card!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Guest Designer spot, Kay...I'm not at all surprised that Dawn asked you to join them ~ Your card is absolutely gorgeous! I love your choice of flowers and how you layered them with the Lacey Layers...So pretty!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I saw this on FB and my jaw hit the floor! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI just saw this on wplus9 and it's beyond gorgeous,Kay! Can't wait for some free time to take out that set again! Congratulations!!!!!!!
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