We have a new challenge at Delicious Doodles and it’s all about flowers. That’s what our theme is this time around, “Flowers.” Teri has some beautiful floral digis (65 images to be exact) in her shop, Delicious Doodles. And for this challenge, and any of our other challenges, if you use a Delicious Doodles image your entry counts twice.
The one I chose to work with is Teri’s “Iris Flower.” I love
Irises and I wish we had more in our backyard. Maybe that will happen this
year. I think that I mentioned in one of my blogs that I have been coloring
with a lot of blue. Well, my coloring is no different for this project. Maybe I
am just ready for some blue skies in Oklahoma.
I colored Iris Flower with Copics. After all the blue
coloring was complete I trimmed the image with Spellbinder’s Classic Large Square die. I cut with the largest die that is 3½” square. I added some Faded
Jeans Distress Ink to the edges. The
next step was the layering, which I completed with Stampin’ Up!’s cardstock in
Brilliant Blue and Brocade Blue.
Y32, 35, 38
G40, 82, 94, 99
B21, 24, 26, 29
Background
(I kept it very light):
W00, 0, 1, 2
To finish the card I decided on some designer paper from TimHoltz’s Vintage Shabby collection. I touched the edges of that with more Faded
Jeans DI. This was layered with the blue cardstocks. Final touches were the
yellow flat-backed pearls and a tied bow from some gold satin ribbon. The
ribbon is from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I belong to their monthly ribbon club
and I must say that I am not sorry that I signed up several years ago.
After you enter our Delicious Doodles Challenge, I hope that
you come join our Delicious Doodles Facebook group and share your little piece
of art.
Aletha Jane
One of the things I love about your cards is the lovely layers you use. They are so pleasing to the eye and bring focus to your beautiful colored images.
ReplyDeleteI'm still speechless, simple card yet the blue just makes the whole card pop
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Ildz
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Gorgeous. Love how you colored them. Love it.
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