Hello everyone: It's that time again for THE FLOWER CHALLENGE "Pretty Pastels" reminder and I'm here with a new card to inspire you to come and play along.
This image is from a Power Poppy set called Springtime Love, I stamped it on white card stock with Wisteria Wonder ink (I can't believe this ink pad is still juicy enough to stamp with) and colored it with Prismacolor pencils.
The sentiment is from another Power Poppy set called Dynamic Duos: Peonies and Tulips.
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This is how the INSIDE of my card looks like.
The sentiment is called Everything's Even Rosier from Power Poppy, the butterfly is from a 2004 Stampendous set (discontinued)
I hope you stop by THE FLOWER CHALLENGE blog to check out my teammates' gorgeous creations, gather more inspiration and come join us in the gallery, we can't wait to see what you create.
Remember we have a price Bev from UNIKO to give away this month, she's sponsoring us and we are so very grateful.
Please remember that FLOWERS should be the main focus on your cards, you can only enter 6 other challenges, including ours, for more details on our rules, just click on the tab above the post.
And stop by also by our fabulous Guest Designer Michelle Lupton to check out her gorgeous cards.
Thank you for stopping by, your comments always make my day.
XO
Maria.
5 comments:
Beautiful job of coloring that wonderful flower garden with your pencils, Maria.
Such a gorgeous floral creation here Maria. I love your pretty pastel colours and those delicate flowers are sooo beautiful too ;) hugs Viv xx
You've been on a roll, haven't you? I did a lot of coloring while we were camping, but it will be a while before I get cards made. How I love this image, and what a nice choice for your pastel coloring. It's gorgeous, Maria!
Beautiful card Maria! I love your flowers and how you framed them as well as the embossed background. The sentiment is so pretty in the banner as well. Great job and so very pretty!
so pretty Maria....love the delicate colours you used.
x Karen
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