The Bloggers Challenge theme this week is Mother's Day. I had fun making this card. I just received this stamp in the latest Club Scrap kit. I just love it. When I went to use it, I decided to make a watercolor image using my watercolor crayons. I used one of my Fiskar border punches to make the lacy border along the sides. The paper is all Club Scrap. Happy Mother's Day is gold embossed. It's a more girlie card than I'm used to making, but it seemed appropriate for the day. I hope my aunt likes it.
19 comments:
I can see why you like that image....it's lovely and you've made a truly spectacular card!
The watercoloring is beautiful! Love the image!
Beautiful piece, it would look lovely framed too!
This is without a doubt one of the prettiest images I've seen. Love the softnes and the simplicity of it and love your colors! Beautiful!
Very pretty. That image is wonderful and perfect for watercoloring.
Your Mother's Day card is so gorgeous! Beautifully created. Enjoy your weekend. Hugs,Gayle
Love the watercolored flowers with the crayons, that looks gorgeous! Happy Mother's Day!
Lovely image and I love the watercoloring you have done! The punches you used for the border are so pretty! I hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day
This is stunning...love the watercolor effect! {SMILES}
This is so pretty Barbara! Love the way the watercoloring turned out! :D
Your card is beautiful! The edge punch and height of the card is perfect for the lovely watercolored image!
Love the watercolor technie, color combo and sketch style...very different...
TFS
connie paxman
I like the tall card and the watercoloring effect you have done! So pretty!
VERY pretty--soft, colorful and fantastic! TFS it with us. Nola
Love the look of the watercolor crayons with this image!
That's a great border punch! Your flowers are great with the watercolor crayons...I should use mine more (or how about more than the ONCE that I have used them!). :)
Lovely watercolor look on your card! Great job.
Very pretty!! Love the watercoloring!!
Perfect stamp for that technique! So pretty.
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