Showing posts with label Delightful Daisies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delightful Daisies. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 November 2018

Delightfully Dotty Daisies

Hello lovely peeps


A quick card today using one of the pre-coloured images from Lili of the Valley called Delightful Daisies. It's one of their most popular stamps and will be re-released this week in rubber (I already have the rubber version too, otherwise it would be on my shopping list, lol).

Tuesday, 7 March 2017

Delightful Daisies for LOTV

Hello lovely peeps, and welcome to my two new followers :o)


Just popping in to remind you that you still have one week left to enter this month's Lili of the Valley challenge, where the theme is Flowers

For today's card I've used the gorgeous 'Delightful Daisies' stamp, and also managed to use a few other goodies that I bought at the Farnborough show.

First I stamped the image onto watercolor card with Black Archival ink, and then coloured it in with Distress Inks splodged onto a tile.


Jug: weathered wood, abandoned coral
Mice: vintage photo
Pot: tea dye
Flowers: scattered straw, shabby shutters, peeled paint


I die-cut the coloured image with an X-cut circle die and cut a slightly larger circle in co-ordinating green card. As I wanted a bit of a shabby-chic look I dabbed around the edge of the green with Titanium White acrylic paint and roughened it with scissors.



I cut down an 8"x8" paper from the Blissful Cotton pad by Anna Marie Designs to fit a 6"x6" card, roughened the edges with my scissors and then coloured them with Gathered Twigs Distress Ink


To balance up the card a little I cut out a couple of the flowers from the scrap


and glued them in the bottom left corner


I only bought 2 metres of this lovely mesh at the show so I'm being very thrifty with it (some might say pathologically so, lol) and only cut off as much as would show on the finished card.


I got this lovely material at the Farnborough show too, it has small white dots and glitter all over it.


 I cut some down to make a strip of ribbon which I then attached over the hessian.


I stamped a couple of Lili of the Valley sentiment tags onto white card and edged them with some Old Paper Distress Ink


I poked holes in the tags and threaded some ivory twine through before glueing them on to my card next to a simple bow (I just tied a knot in a strip of the ribbon material)


I would like to enter this in the following challenges:-
The Ribbon Girls March any card
Art Impressions Stamp Challenge #203 Let's watercolour
In The Pink #114 For a special lady
Noor Spring
The Crazy Challenge #243 We love animals
Double D Challenges Think spring
Eclectic Ellapu - Spring colours and/or Easter
Artistic Stampers  Springtime

Thanks for stopping by,
Katrina x