I started tracing the inside of my Classic Square Nestabilite die with a pen (using a similar width as the line in the image, this is an .03 milimeter Prismacolor)
Netx I masked in three posinsettias and colored the leaves with Copics, Red Cadmium, Coral and Yellow Green for the centers. I really liked the "sleekness" of the finished card above, but decided I'd try some Cuttlebugging with Floral Screen through both layers to give it a textured glass or quilted look, shown below.
I like 'em both, but prefer the top, I'm kind of into simpler-looking things lately), but really appreciate all the work it looks like you must have done when embossing a pattern over a colored image like this! ;) Love that Cuttlebug!!
These are both great but I especially love the top one too!
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome. Love them both. TFS the wonderful tip about adding an outline -- it really look terrific. Can't wait to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteI love simple too and your cards are both beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMore gorgeousness! I love them both, but prefer the top. Very elegant cards.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are beautiful!! I love them both!
ReplyDeleteI gravitate towards the first card. But, I love the second one, because, it would cause me to look at it longer, admire it and touch it. I think everybody loves texture:) JMHO Thanks for sharing.
I like them both- they are FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteWeirdly enough I think I like the Cuttlebugged one better. probably because it is more unexpected to have this kind of thing going on with a stamp image on top of it. Love those colors too. :-)♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, clean poinsettia design. I really love the way the three flowers look against the white background. I wanted to make a request, maybe no one else would care, but I was sparked by that gorgeous card you made of the blend of the different flowers in your Year of Flowers set. I was wondering if you could tell us what all the flowers are and then over time give us you interpretation of each. I love that set and feel it is really timeless, but would love to see what your interpretation is, and even if I just know the names of the flowers and the leaves I could look them up. I hope I am not being too demanding or wishful or what ever. Thanks for your consideration!
ReplyDeleteI love the stained glass look......very pretty!! And I agree........LOVE my 'bug!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thanks for sharing how you made your beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Melanie, I love the one with the embossing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Melanie and great tip using the nestablilites as a guide for an outline!
ReplyDeleteLoveliness! And it's great to see the two versions. I couldn't choose a fave for the life of me; they're both perfect! :O)
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