The colors are not your usual daisy... but I was inspired by a designer paper. I created a second card, which I'll share with you in another post. The rich colors, reminiscent of Autumn, were calling to me...Here's a close-up of the daisies. I colored them with my Copic markers:
I kept this card very simple to highlight the beautiful Cheesecloth backgrounder and the daisies. The sentiment can be added later - or inside. Let me know what you think...
Thanks for looking,
Lisa
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Supplies:
Stamps - All CHF: Cheesecloth backgrounder, Daisy Jar
Ink: Adirondack Pitchblack, tan, brown
Paper: Muted Red, Dark Brown, Teal, White
Embellishments: twill tape, teal grosgrain ribbon, dimensional tape, corner punch, thread & sewing machine, Copic markers (R14-Light Rouge, R27-Cadmium Red, BG09-Blue Green, E31-Brick Beige, E37-Sepia, E47-Dark Brown, BG93-Green Gray, G28-Ocean Green, W1-Warm Gray), and sponges
This is such a lovely image, your stitching and coloring is wonderful
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning Lisa. Your coloring technique is incredible.
ReplyDeleteDo you think R & L could send you to NH to give give me a few lessons and tips on the copics?! *wink* I think it would count as a business deduction. LOL...
TFS,
Anne :)
Lovely Lisa - saw this and the other one on the CHF gallery - they're both beautiful. I like this without a sentiment on the front, the simplicity of the layout is just perfect as it and you might run the risk of losing that if you add a setiment, IMO.
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