This week it's my turn to host the challenge over at The Mod Squad. I have chosen a technique I call Color Your Vellum. You are to use an image colored on vellum as your focal.
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Here is my card:
I took a panel of vellum, heat embossed it with Liquid Platinum Embossing Powder, and then colored it on the backside with my Copics. I love the way it looks with the glimmering embossing powder. This is such a beautiful stamp. The panel was attached to a piece of white card stock and layered up to create the card.
Here are the Ingredients:
GKD Cherry Red Card Stock
GKD Black Onyx Card Stock
GKD White Card Stock
PTI Vellum Card Stock
GKD You Have My Heart Stamp
GKD Cottage Garden Stamp for Greeting
SU Ribbon
Stash Pearls
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget
to head on over to The Mod Squad Challenge and play along. You could win the prize! I can't
wait to see your wonderful creations, and I adore your comments.
Hugs~
~judy~
On the way to make a comment on DD. I saw this, and my heart when pitter patter. This flower is magnificent and I love the strip of paper on the side. I may have to pin this one! Lol
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is gorgeous! You have once again inspired me to get out my goodies and play! Love it Judy!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous. the platinum embossing powder really shines.Love the shading on the flower and the little touches you added make this an elegant beauty.
ReplyDeleteWow Judy! This is so gorgeous! I have not used vellum for ages on a card. I hope I find time to enter a card for it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great technique, Judy, and your coloring is fantastic. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteOh Judy Judy Judy this card is beeeeeeeeeeautiful. Gorgeous colouring and layout.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! I love this look and you always get it right! Those florals are beyond gorgeous! The design is lovely and I like the left side panels and your pretty pearl accents! Lovely, I say!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Your cards are always so gorgeous, I just love to see what you've done next! I'll have to take a look at this wonderful challenge.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this. It is gorgeous! I love the platinum embossing and your colors are so pretty. I forget about coloring on Vellum. Thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteOh! Be still my heart! It's fluttering wildly as I look at this. That's some gorgeous vellum coloring behind the platinum embossing. You achieved some beautiful shading, which can be tricky on vellum. The ribbon is perfect, and what a gorgeous stamp. I'm enthralled!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Judy and a technique I have always loved!! I love all your pretty details, ribbon the embossing and the Rose is beautifully colored. I was excited when I saw this challenge and couldn't wait to enter lol!!
ReplyDeleteJust saw this on the mod squad and it's stunning. A technique I have not used for a while Judy but by golly you have inspired me to do so....hugs.xx 💖 [Aussie aNNie's Blog]
ReplyDeleteHoly Guacamole!!! This is lovely my friend!! You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous card! I love love love your card!
ReplyDeletethe platinum embossing looks lovely on the vellum and such pretty coloring
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