Thursday, October 12, 2017

Purple and Gold

Hello!

Still in California and using up a few more bits that I have been saving. These come from Greta  and Betty (Thank You so much).

I heat embossed the diagonal striped panel in Gold, then colored the iris's with the watercolor brush tip pens. I fussy cut them out (ya I so dislike fussy cutting...but it was worth it.) and popped a couple in each embossed panel.  Added a Hero Arts sentiment and mounted it on a layer of purple which was also sponged a bit along the edges for added depth and texture. I made two and just changed up the sentiment strip.




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10 comments:

  1. Bold, striking and beautiful, Cat ... these are both lovely! Hugs, Anita :)

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  2. Stunning Cat! I'm with you, so hate fussy cutting, but in this instance it was so worth it! I hope you are having a great trip! Have a great day! Love & Hugs. Hazel xx
    My Card Attic

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  3. love those iris - beautifully colored and so striking against that background. hope Dad is doing ok.

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  4. These are stunning, Cat! I agree, the fussy-cutting took this over the top!

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  5. Wow--absolutely beautiful work, Cat! I never thought to use the die cut that way--love it! Trying to talk myself into more fussy cutting so I don't have to buy all the dies, but we'll see if that works--haha!

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  6. Fun combination of supplies! Striking colors!

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  7. GASP!! Cat, your iris look so REAL!! You did a brilliant job coloring and fussy-cutting them! I'm gobsmacked completely! The whole design is sensational! Hugs, Darnell

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  8. Gorgeous! I adore the purple Iris... your water coloring has made them come to life, Cat!
    =]

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  9. Like you I hate to fussy cut, but have to tell you these flowers look real...great job!

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  10. A beautiful card, I love the pretty color and the diagonal line panel. Great coloring of the iris'.

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