Today I'm posting a card I made with the image that's offered for us to use for this challenge over at CDAC. Her name is "Louise" and the artist is Guylou from "Guylou's Inimitability". There are lots of fab images to choose from over at her store. Just click on the badge on my sidebar to browse around the store. This challenge is to use buttons and bows. Easy Peasy?! I only used one of each....I guess that's okay. I saw this sketch someplace in my bloggy travels, but at the time I wasn't recording where I was finding things. This is the first time I've used the sketch. I think it's really different. My papers are Blue Bayou, Pumpkin Pie, and Pretty in Pink from S.U. I stamped the blue and orange in white craft ink with rubber from S.U. The bright pink is from my stash, and was punched with MS for the horizontal band. Ribbon and gems are from the stash also.
Louise is colored with copics, and I used white gel pen for highlights in her hair and boots. The sentiment is a rub-on from S.U. I love her large eyes!
The flower was drawn colored and cut out by myself. I layered it on a scalloped circle in Blue Bayou. The center of the flower has a pink stamped flower from S.U. with a Blue Bayou button also from S.U. I used a "Pick a Petal" stamp from S.U. with Blue Bayou ink and colored the inside of the petals with green Copics for the large petals around the flower.
Kathy, this is so beautiful! Love all the embellishments.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, just came across your page as I was blog hopping! You have some beautiful cards and beautiful grandchildren. Look forward to following your blog. I am very new to blogging but I am enjoying it very much. Trish
ReplyDeleteLove your card Kathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous job you did on coloring her AND making those flowers, wow! You did an awesome job with this challenge. Love the card and the unique design, love it! TFS and for playing along.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!! Love the design and the colours!! Your colouring is superb!! Thanks for using a Guylou's Inimitability digistamp.
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