As promised in my post yesterday, I'm back with another card. This card is for the Unity Be Inspired Challenge. You can create a card, layout, art journal, or a mixed media project based on the provided sketches and/or colors.
I used the card sketch and stamps from 3 different sets: main image from Feb. 2014 KOTM, butterflies from "You Give Me Tiny Butterflies" & the sentiment from "Better With Love."
I added pink glitter glue to the centers of the Cherry Blossoms & light green to the pollen particles (specks around the flowers). At least, that's what I think they are. :)
Here is an image with a bit of sparkle. I learned something a while back & I forgot during this project- pink glitter glue on a black surface looks green. Hmm, maybe I should write Martha Stewart & ask for an explanation? ;)
I get the feeling that Martha Stewart might be too busy for my glitter glue questions. But I welcome any of your explanations. :)
Well, thanks again for sharing some of your time with me.
Happy Crafting,
Angie
ETA: Adding this card to Unity's Friend's with Flair post.
I love your Beautiful! card.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love how you colored the flowers. TFS
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card.
ReplyDeletePretty card!
ReplyDeletewhat a darling, darling card. i love the black polka dots and your pretty flowers. if martha hits you up with a glitter answer, please do share!
ReplyDeletePretty card. I love the glitter add to the center of each card. TFS An'Jenic
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know the answer to that too. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLovely CAS design, Angie.
ReplyDeletePretty card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Angie :) Love the flowers and glitter
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Unity {be inspired} challenge.
-Angeline DT
Thank you everyone for your wonderful, kind, and encouraging comments. I do appreciate it. :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking card. Beautiful image. And i actually adore the way your glitter turned green, that gives your flower a natural look ;) well thats how I feel. hehe.
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