Close to My Heart Mother's Day Card
Hi Everyone! Hope y'all are having a lovely day! I had created this card for a challenge for my club blog site and I wanted to share it it with y'all. I also posted it on SCS but I don't believe I posted it here on Stampin Inspirations.
Anyway, this card was created using Close to My Heart "March Stamp of the Month - Simple Beauty" which is a great Mother's Day stamp set. If you're interested in CTMH products, I do have a CTMH website located on my right side bar. Stop by and check it out.
I had watercolored the images using markers on watercolor paper and added Stickles to give it a glittery look to it. I cut out the images then mounted it with foam tape.
The background was created using the "Polished Stone" technique to give it a marbled appearance. Nothing much else to this card. The rhinestones are from Darice which can be found at JoAnns. The rhinestones are very low cost so I buy them when they are on sale.
Hopefully, I'll be able to participate in the SCS challenge tomorrow. I was too busy to participate on Monday and today.
Hope y'all have a wonderful day!!
12 comments:
Gorgeous Maria! I love the beautiful bright colours with the glitter, so fresh and pretty! :0) Mel
This is great, Maria! You cut that out so precisely!! Love your PS background. I only tried it once since I've learned it.
Hugs,
Jen
What a fantastic card, love the flowers and all that glitter and bling.
Beautiful!!..wonderful dimension..I love all the cutouts and accents!!
Oh Maria! The dimension on this card is fantastic! GORGEOUS colors too! Love it!
What a whimsically wonderful card! Love the color combinations and the bling.
Wow,wow ,wow..thats just amazing Maria. I love every single thing about this card.
Oh my goodness Maria, this is gorgeous!
Hubba bubba! Love it, love it, love it!
Maria, I wasn't fond of this stamp set and Wow! you have made it gorgeous! This is the best artwork made with this set. AWESOME!
Very pretty and the colors are awesome!
malieta:)
Beautiful. Love the way it jumps off the page. How did you get the foam tape along the stem? Wonderful work.
Retired Heather
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