This is my entry for the first Clarity Callenge of 2015.
First I took an old Gelli plate background that I thought looked like old stone
(come on use your imagination) and stamped two butterflies onto it.
I then cut out a square aperture leaving the butterflies half in the middle.
I coloured them using Spectrum Noir pencils and then embossed them with clear powder .
Stamped leaves in opposite corners coloured with SN pencils.
Stamped flower group several times and coloured, then cut off violet flower curved them a bit to make 3D and stuck on around the leaves.
To make a background for the aperture I stamped and coloured the blossom branch the inked a cloudy sky with clarity brushes.
Stuck the frame over the background with sticky pads to lift it up.
Thank you for looking.
Stamped leaves in opposite corners coloured with SN pencils.
Stamped flower group several times and coloured, then cut off violet flower curved them a bit to make 3D and stuck on around the leaves.
To make a background for the aperture I stamped and coloured the blossom branch the inked a cloudy sky with clarity brushes.
Stuck the frame over the background with sticky pads to lift it up.
Thank you for looking.
Very nice love what you have done with this card the compositions colours good luck in Clarity challenge
ReplyDeleteClever use of a variety of techniques which you've combined beautifully, Sarah. Good luck with Challenge 23. ;~}
ReplyDeleteClever 3D effects. The marbled stone background works for me. Good luck in the challenge. x
ReplyDeleteThank you for lovely comments.
DeleteLovely image Sarah. Clever use of the Gelli background and I like the dimension you've given to it. Thank you for entering the challenge. Good luck! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card, thanks for entering the Clarity Challenge and good luck.
ReplyDeleteSarah, I love what you have created here: the gelli print background is great, and everything is beautifully coloured. Thanks for entering the challenge, and good luck. Xxx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, delicate card Sarah. Great combination of colours. Good luck with this month's challenge x
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