I noticed this week it's a "three spree" challenge at paper players. I just happened to have a few more alcohol ink cards left to post, and one had THREE zinnia's. Score!
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Score again! I used several different shades of blues for the alcohol ink background, which turned out to look turquoise.
I used white textured paper again, love that stuff...and also some MB dies. The border is the Lucienne Tile die, so delicate and pretty. I added some SU ribbon to the zinnia stem. The sentiment is also SU from simply sketched.
You can really see the textured paper on this photo:
I love the soft look it adds to the card!
18 comments:
LOVE your card!
Soooo pretty!
This is a beautiful card. Love the composition of the flowers.
Oh wow, I will be amazed not to see this on the showCASe - what a stunning card, Jo x
Beautiful and perfect card. Love the colouring. x
Another beautiful background! I'm loving these delicate cut outs!
I can't even express how much I love your cards, Laurie. This incredible beauty and the Easter card in the post before, OMG, I just adore them!! I hope you have a great day! Hugs, Darnell
This is a stunning card. The elements are perfectly placed. I love the textured card too.
Gorgeous card with a stunning background!
Thanks so much for playing along at Less is More this week
Anne
LIM Designer
This is GORGEOUS! The diecut flowers would be enough, but the colors you achieved really send this over the top! Just beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with us at my PP "three spree" challenge this week!
I was just browsing the LIM blog and your card just jumped out at me! Absolutely beautiful:)
Val x
Absolutely gorgeous, Laurie! So elegant...and the turquoise color is stunning. Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
Wow! This is a stunning card.
Elaine
So beautiful Laurie :) Viv xx
Gorgeous Laurie! I love the turquoise and that fabulous die cut. Thank you so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)
I love your card. Absolutely gorgeous!
This card is so eye-catching, both in the colour scheme and the simplicity of the dies and how well they go together! Lovely.
Can I ask, what is the name of the swirl border die please?
This card is so eye-catching! Simple, but so effective with its colouring and die cut design and so versatile. Lovely!
Can I ask, please, what is the name of the swirl border die?
The name of the border die is Lucienne Tile from memory box.
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