The suggested theme for the
SCS Christmas Card Challenge for March was poinsettias. I do a quota of
10 each month and I didn't get my March quota finished so sat down
today and did three variations using the same stamp.
And the
April Christmas Cards All Year Round challenge is flowers.
For each variation, I stamped and heat embossed the poinsettia on
watercolour paper, but used different colours each time. I used Inktense watercolour pencils
to colour all three versions, fussy cut all three, and mounted them on
fun foam but on different colours or styles of cardbases. This one is
on a red panel die cut with a stitched square and then on a square white
cardbase.
This one is
stamped and heat embossed in gold. It is on a red cardbase, with a gold die cut sentiment, and some gold gemstones in the centre of the flower.
Next up is one stamped in black ink and heat embossed in clear ep, on a white cardbase, with a stamped and heat embossed sentiment.
And lastly, stamped and heat embossed in white, on a red panel die cut with a stitched square and then on a square white cardbase.
Interesting to see how the different colours of ink and embossing powder change the look!
Supplies:
Stamps - Stamp Oasis poinsettia
Ink - gold version - ColorBox Gold; black version - Versafine Onyx Black; white version - Hero Arts Snow
Paper - red and white cs for the card bases, watercolour paper, scrap of gold cs for the die cut sentiment on the gold version
Size - A2; 4.75" square
Accessories - gold, clear, and white embossing powders; Inktense watercolour pencils, gold gemstones, Lil Inkers stitched square die, fun foam