and this is what I chose to inspire you.
For my card I made a Ball jar full of flowers.
The jar from PTI is colored with Distress Ink and heavily coated with Glossy Accents after stamping the stems. The flowers are all layered ones from Altenew using their inks. I've been doing a lot of clean and simple cards and have been itching to add more backgrounds so I used a NBUS stencil I purchased at a craft store by the lake and inked it with Antique Linen DOX. I did a solid strip for my 'table' and added shadows with a PolyChromos pencil. With so much going on, I decided to leave it sentiment free.
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Gorgeous card, beautifully colored flowers, hugs, Lori m
ReplyDeleteAfter all those techniques were tried, I think your distress ink colored jar is perfection, Bobby... fabulous card!
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This is such a beautiful bouquet, Bobby! Love that Mason jar too!
ReplyDeleteI like the soft background you added! This is wonderful Bobby!
ReplyDeleteGreat bouquet, each flower beautiful and your background is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLovely soft background for these bold blooms, Bobby ... love how the glossy accents make it seem as though those stems really are in water! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome jar of flowers! Your coloring is spot on.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeletehow beautiful....
ReplyDeletexx Karen
How pretty Bobby! The background was a perfect choice for your flowers and jar. I bet that jar really glistens in real life! Great challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! I love the flowers and how you grounded it with the "table". Great take on the inspiration photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowl full of colourful flowers Bobby. Love the background and like Lisa said the grounding of them was perfect.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful flowers in the Ball jar! Your jar looks so realistic. I also love that subtle background, too.
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