This month is the watercolor challenge at CAS Mix-up and you need to make a print with die cuts.
I've seen cards with this technique and love the look so I gave it a go.
I used a poppy die from Memorybox and painted it with the new Kitsch Flamingo Distress Ink. Then I turned it over and let the ink paint flowers in the background. I added a second layer to the die cut and glued it onto a stitched oval that was actually a leftover center to a PTI frame die. After debossing the card base with Altenew's Dotted Starburst, I added the oval and a sentiment from The Ton.
I'm so glad you dropped by today. I hope your week is going well.
CAS Mix-up is also celebrating their birthday. Reversing the tradition, they are the ones giving gifts. Thanks for the wonderful challenge and may you continue on for a long, long time.
11 comments:
Love this challenge !!!
And congrats !
groeten Ineke
Your print made flowers are so pretty, Bobby! It makes the die cuts look like they're in the front of a field of flowers! Love the debossed background too! Thanks so much for sharing in our birthday celebration at CAS Mix Up!
This is lovely, Bobby and so feminine!
Beautiful CAS design using the print making with your beautiful die cut poppies for your background. Love your debossed stitched background and oval frame too. A real beauty, my friend. Love and Hugs....Nancy
So beautiful, Bobby! I have resisted that pink - it's dreamy here!
=]
Your card is so pretty and delicate looking with the poppy prints in the background. LOVE them all framed up in the oval and the beautiful embossing on the card front. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful card with us Bobby!! xx
Soft, pretty, feminine, and perfect -- success on your first attempt!
Beautifully done! Great results with the technique & I love that new pink ink which I'm getting this week!
I love the subtle priting behind your poppy and the embossed base card! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CAS Mix Up:)
Just so beautiful! Love your sweet pink flowers.
Dreamy, delicate and just so pretty, Bobby ... the texture around the frame and in the background is lovely! Hugs, Anita :)
Post a Comment