I love yellow lilies, but I like some purple or berry colour in the throat and edges of the bloom, so I tried to create that with sponging.
This card was a little more work because after stamping and colouring the flower, stem and leaves, I fussy cut them. I wanted to use the ovals as a background with the flowers emerging above and below,
The card base is Mossy Meadow, layered with Very Vanilla. On the left side I adhered a 2 by 5" strip of "Tea Time" DSP. The colours in the DSP coordinate with the colours of the Lily beautifully.
On each side of the DSP I adhered some of the yellow organza ribbon, another SAB product.
An oval was die cut in Very Vanilla using the layering oval framelits. It was matted with a slightly larger scallop oval. The two ovals were adhered together using dimensionals.
On a separate piece of Whisper White the Lily blooms were stamped using Pineapple Punch; the stem and leaves in Mossy Meadow. I used the stamparatus just in case I needed to add more colour to the images. Amazingly I was able to get the colour I wanted in just one go around. Each flower part was fussy cut and set aside. I sponged the edges , base, and throat of the flower with Rich Razzelberry ink; the stem and leaves with Mossy Meadow ink and a finger dauber. They were then adhered over the oval as indicated in the picture. A bow was made in the same organza ribbon as on the card front and adhered just below the larger bloom with a glue dot.
The sentiment is from this stamp set and is neutral enough to be used for a variety of occasions not necessarily sympathy.
To finish the card I added 3 gold faceted gems on the upper right.
Supplies Used:
Stamp: Lasting Lily
Inks: Pineapple Punch, Rich Razzelberry, Mossy Meadow
Papers: Mossy Meadow, Very Vanilla, Whisper White
Accessories: Layering Ovals, Dimensionals, Daffodil Delight Organza Ribbon, Gold Faceted Gems
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