After posting this I realized it also qualifies for this week Make It Mondays - adding colour to non-neutral cardstock!
The dahlias were diecut from dotted patterned paper. I realized why I haven't been using this set as often as I should - the larger leaf shape was throwing me off! I much prefer the smaller one for this many cut outs on an A2 card.
Also, as a mistake, I diecut the wrong side of the paper, so the stamp and die didn't line up perfectly - but I actually like this better! I shaded the Bitty dot paper with a Hibiscus burst copic.
Supplies; Stamps - Delightful dahlia, Everyday button bits, Paper - Lemon tart, Jubilee PP, Bitty dot 2009 PP, Spring moss, cream, Other - Lemon tart, Aqua mist and Spring blush buttons, Dahlia die, Tea dye distress ink, copics, Scallop scallop punch, paper piercer, SU creamy caramel marker.
This is just gorgeous! I wouldn't have even noticed that the paper was cut wrong had you not mentioned it. Your colors are just gorgeous together! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the three little buttons accent. I also wouldn't have noticed the oopsie if you hadn't mentioned it.
ReplyDeleteI have a hard time with leaves too, mine never look right! I love the dahlias cut from pp, just beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis is so gorgeous!! i love everything!!
ReplyDeleteLove the shading on patterned paper! Those buttons are the perfect balance, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love those blooms...
and the little buttons...
fabby!:)
Love the colors you used for this one!! It is a perfect card to celebrate the arrival of Spring!
ReplyDeleteBright and beautiful! Everything about this card is pleasing. Great choice of PP for the flowers! I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love that you used bitty dots paper. This is a happy card!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the Dahlias cut out of the Bitty Dot paper,and you did a beautiful job shading them.
ReplyDeletevery pretty shading on the flowers and a very sweet card :)
ReplyDeleteThe blue frames this beauty so nicely!!!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with the shading.
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