The papers, of course, are Anna Griffin along with the sentiment, banner, and ribbon. I cut the bird from one of the other papers in the pack. It was light blue, but I used green and pink Ranger Distress Ink, a bit of brown Copic and a Zig Writer gold marker to make it fit my color scheme. The fence, green flourishes, and roses were cut on my Silhouette. I distressed the fence by spraying it with water, bunching it, opening it back up, and rubbing it through distress inks sprayed with water. Does that make sense? You know the technique I'm talking about. The roses were made with six five-petal flowers shaped, glued together, and inked a bit. I used some Distress ink on the green flourishes too, but that's not easy to see.
I was inspired by the photo challenge at The Shabby Tea Room. The challenge is to use the colors from the photo and include dimensional flower(s).
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you have a great day!
Kara Lynne
Holy Cow! Are you kiddin' me with that picket fence?! The way you distressed it is fabulous! I LOVE the vine trellis and your beautiful roses!!! These AG papers are perfect! A gorgeous creation, Kara!!!
ReplyDeleteFriends like that are really sth to be grateful for! What a wonderful card You've made - the perfect take on the shabby picture - Absolutely LOVE your card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card you have created from the treasures your dear friend sent you! Thanks so much for sharing this beauty with us in the Tea Room this week :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a totally lovely card! It's sweet and shabby and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat distressed fence is perfect! Such a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being in the top 3 at TSTR! You card is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Big congrats on your win! The fence is so so lovely! You created a perfect garden scene with fence, flowers, vine, and bird! So so pretty...great job!!!
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ReplyDeleteFabulous card..... Love the layout......
Hugs Sylvie xxx