The design for this card was inspired by an embossing folder I saw recently. I used a ball tool and an embossing board to create the debossed lines (which aren't really showing up too well in the piccie sadly). The snowdrops image is a digi from Papergardenprojects.com and is coloured with Copics before cutting out with a plain circle nestie. The sentiment is also from the Spring Flowers digi set and I cut it into a simple rectangle and dragged the same green Copic pen around the edges to tie in to the image. The image was added over a layer cut from SU! Garden Green cardstock with a small scallop circle nestie.
The sunday challenge on the Craft Mad & Loving It group on Craftbubble has the theme of Snowdrops, so this is perfect to fit the challenge and the Simply Less is More challenge asks for a Spring themed project so it will be a second entry from me for that challenge too.
I hope you've enjoyed seeing my latest project, thanks for visiting today.
11 comments:
I can see the debossed lines clearly and love them! They really pull the other elements of your card together and make them a group.
Really pretty card! xx
Yes, I agree with icky, the embossed lines really draw your eye to the snowdrops. (I would have stamped the sentiment straight onto the card - but nontheless, it's lovely!)
It is a lovely stamp - very delicate
so very elegant Wynneth and I do so love snowdrops. unfortunately although I plant loads of bulbs, all that ever comes up, if anything at all, is green leaves!
hugs, annie x
The dramatic lines pull your eye to the corner focal point in such a pleasing way. Great design!
What a fabulous image and I love the idea of the debossed lines drawing the eye in
Isn't this just a perfect image?, I love how you have embossed the lines and made it look like (to me) a ray of sunshine,.
I love this Paper Garden image and sentiment... perfect for your second entry for this week's challenge!
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Thanks fro submitting another card Wynneth
The card is great, although I don't think the embossed lines add to the overall effect. It works beautifully without, if you don't mind me saying
See you again
mandi
"Less i More"s
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