There are times when I don't know what I want to create but I need to do something. This time I stamped a bunch of flowers using Altenew's Stunning Cosmos stamp set. I used their inks as well.
After having stamped them all out, I added some more depth with copic markers, and then fussy cut a whole bunch of them. I have the dies, but with that many flowers its just easier to fussy cut since the shape is not super intricate.
Here is my pile of blooms, you can see one of the pink flowers without the copic color addition.
I was able to make several cards with this bunch of blooms.
Thanks so much for coming by.
10 comments:
You chose some gorgeous colors for your flower cards. I love that they are all a little different from one another. I was thinking of stamping up a bunch of flowers to use later for embellishments for scrapbook pages. Thanks for sharing!
wonderful set of card, Cat - love the colors you chose!
What a great way to get started, Cat! The addition of the Copic coloring is amazing--wish I could do that! Love all your colorful blooms & cards!
Wow..beautifully colored and fussy cut cosmos blooms, Cat. TFS all your gorgeous finished CAS card designs. I sometimes color stamped images to finish into cards later. It is so relaxing and enjoyable to sit and color, don't you think? We grow cosmos every year in our vegetable garden. I am always amazed at the brilliant and varied colors out of a packet of seeds:-) TFS my friend. Hugs..Nancy
LOve them all, Cat! I may have to add that bloom to my list! xx
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You've made beautiful designs with your bunch of blooms, Cat! That Copic coloring really does punch it up, doesn't it?! Hugs, Darnell
What a fantastic bunch of cards! Really like your color choices.
they are all adorable flowers
lovely set Cat
I cant choose which one is more beautiful than the others
all are adorable and wooow you made 4x yaay
hugs
Monika
These are all wonderful, I love the vibrant colours and the subtle stencilled background. It just works so well xx
Fresh, vibrant and so lovely, Cat ... all of them! Love that subtle dotty circle background ... what a great way to draw the eye without distracting from those gorgeous blooms! Hugs, Anita :)
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