I don't do a lot with the colour orange, so thought it was about time I cracked out the orange markers to do some no-line colouring. A blue green background gives me the perfect contrast for my orange tulip.
Deanne has used one of the pre-coloured images from the new Stem in a Teacup digital set to create this pretty card. A scattering of coloured sequins adds a little sparkle and a wide organza bow finishes the project nicely.
Like yesterday's card, I've used white pencils on dark green cardstock to colour the flower image. A white bow and some gold cardstock finish my design. I have to confess that I wish I'd chosen silver instead of gold, I think it would have complimented the green better... ah well, there's always next time.
White pencil on dark cardstock is one of my favourite colouring techniques, the end result is always so striking! I've also added black pencil to deepen some of the shadows and to ground the teacup to its surroundings.
This beautiful collection of cards was created by Cynthia with the new Stem in a Teacup set of digital stamps. She printed and coloured the first two images before incorporating them into her gorgeous card designs. Her third card features the pre-coloured wild rose with the addition of gold glitter in the centre of the blossom.
To create today's card, I coloured and fussy cut the wild rose from the Stem in a Teacup set and secured it over an embossed background. A little glittered cardstock adds some pretty sparkle and helps to breaks up all the white.
Kathy has coloured the magnolia image from the new Stem in a Teacup digital set to create this card for a dear friend. She added a beautiful piece of vintage lace, threaded with a ribbon, along the top of her card, and a second piece of ribbon as a little bow on the cup handle.