I used my very old and depleted Tombow markers to colour my outline rose stamp... three shades of red for the flower and two for the leaves.... very lightly misted with water before stamping onto the white card. Then I scribbled the markers onto a plastic worksheet and used a damp brush to pick up the colours and 'roughly' paint the image. Then I used a stitched rectangle die to cut the image panel, backed it with a metallic rose coloured paper and also used this to die cut my sentiment. To finish I dry embossed the background panel for some texture. I used Markers, die cuts, embossing folders, water colouring and stamping on my card. Thanks for visiting and enjoy your weekend.
What a pretty card. The rose looks fabulous using that fun technique. Love the beautiful flower against the clean and crisp white. The metallic rose card looks great too with the framing and die cut. All finished off with the dry embossed layer.....Fabulous card and wonderful addition to the gallery at The CAS Mix Up....Thank you x.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful flower, Robyn, and beautifully framed! Love that embossed background! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteYour rose is beautiful Robyn! Love the metallic accents that add lots of shine, and the dry embossed background which adds texture. Great work! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a rich card, that rose is spectacular. The dry embossed background add to this single stem flower. The metallic matting and word die are perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at CAS Mix Up! xx