My goodness, it's already my turn for Watercolor Weekend! We've made a few updates with Art Impressions, and now I will post cards twice a month for WC Weekend, plus a card at the end of the month for a monthly Challenge. The new changes are definitely keeping me busy, but it is also a lot of fun creating new cards.
I have been watching Bridgerton on Netflix and love the show's vintage style, so when I made my cards this month, I thought the 5116-Basket of Blessings Set would be perfect.
I started by stamping the rabbit with Archival Ground Espresso. I used the following Tombow markers to paint: 992, 977, 528, 312, 817, 772, 969, N75, 177, 025, and 933. To paint the buttons on his jacket, I used a Signo Pigment Ink Gel Pen in gold. To die-cut the rabbit, I used the lacy rectangle from 5804-Decorative Belly Bands, and the small decorative die-cut in the upper left corner came from 5591-Journal Rectangle Frames Die. Next, I used the 5724-Nested Rectangle Dies to cut a pale blue mat. The decorative paper for the card base came from 6036-Easter Bunny PP. Before I assembled the card, I used Simon Hurley's die ink pad in Grrr!, which is a very light beige, and a small dauber to antique the edges of all the elements. To complete the design, I added a small paper doily, a vintage button, and a piece of vintage flower lace.
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Items used to create the Easter Egg card: 5116-Basket of Blessings, 5809-Decorative Journal Page Set 2, 5724-Nested Rectangle Dies, 6082-Bible Journaling S1 Paper Pack, Archival Ink in Ground Espresso, Dr. Ph. Martin's Bleed Proof White, Small Dot Stencil, and Pearl Embossing Paste, Small Pearls, Vintage Green Lace, Corner Rounder Paper Punch, Foam Adhesive Dots
Tombow Markers used: 526, 933, 025, 312, 837, and 177
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I hope you all enjoy the Easter cards as much as I enjoyed creating them!
2 comments:
Absolutely beautiful Jami!
These cards are so beautiful, Jami! I just love this stamp set the way you painted them!
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