The square base card is black, the embossed panel uses a cutlebug floral screen folder, which was brayered over with black ink before embossing the white card - the dye ink has come out more grey than black, and a second impression without reinking gave a lovely delicate grey (but too delicate for this, so saved for something else).
The paper flowers use the 2 smaller flowers on the Tin Holttz tattered florals die, 3 layers of each, and a daisy punch centre.(see previous post for how-to details) stuck on with pinflair glue gel.
Love that brayered, embossed background, and your flowers are beautiful. Kate x
ReplyDeleteI can see the green! A really lovely elegant card! Thanks for playing along with us at the Play Date Cafe!
ReplyDeleteYou're on a roll with the flowers Veronica, lol! Aren't they addictive?
ReplyDeleteLove the card and the embossed piece is lovely. It's really lovely altogether.
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Lesley Xx
Very stylish card Vron. Great flowers.
ReplyDeleteEdna x
That embossing is very effective and the flowers are just right - I spotted the green!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you explained how you got that fantastic look to your white panel. I wasn't sure if it was vellum or something else. I LOVE how it turned out!! I'm going to have to try that. THanks for playing with us at THe Cafe!
ReplyDeleteYour embossed background is fabulous and really stands out. Thanks so much for playing along at The Play Date Cafe.
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