I am back again today with a card that I made using one of the fabulous MFT stencils that Mona Pendleton has designed. This one is called Petal Patterns and will be linked below. Lisa Henke and I had so much fun playing along in a challenge together the other day, we had to do it again. This time she choose the sketch at Cardabilities.
I had a lot of fun making this card. First, I sponged on some distress inks in various colors, then, I laid down the the stencil and spackled some molding paste in random areas and let dry. Last, I sprayed some water in my hand with a mini mister and slung it on the inked areas. Since I used distress inks, the areas that I splattered water on, removed some of the ink and gave a really cool effect.
Do you see this pretty Hibiscus flower? That is another one of Mona's pretty flower sets called Tropical Sensations. I have a pretty hibiscus patio tree that has the reverse colors of this flower, the blooms are yellow with pink centers. The blooms are open the majority of the day and then close in the evening, it has the most beautiful flowers.
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This time Lisa choose the sketch at Cardabilities for us to use.
Thanks so much for stopping by,
Heather
Wow..beautiful. Like the bg too.
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Heather, this is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful!! I love the colours and the texture ... and I love the shot of your hibiscus!
ReplyDeletelove the colors you used! You really know how to show off the yellow. the molding paste adds awesome texture.beautiful work with Mona's products. can't wait to see more mixed media from you :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!!Love the colors!Awesome flower!Beautiful hibiscus!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome technique Heather! Love the dimension...it's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card Heather! Love the beautiful textured background and pretty hibiscus!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card, Heather! Love the background technique with pretty color! And, lovely flower!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Heather this is absolutely GORGEOUS! Love the beautiful colours and texture with the stencil and modeling paste such a beautiful flower too...I absolutely adore this card!
ReplyDeleteYou are SO lucky to live that close to Chicago...We LOVE Chicago...my husband and I have been before, 2 years ago and had an AMAZING time...so we are bringing the kids this time and will be celebrating our 17th wedding anniversary.
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So gorgeous, Heather! Love how you used the stencil! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colors! LOVE the molding paste! LOVE the water spots! So PRETTY Heather!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Heather, I love love the soft pastel background and cool raised paste flowers! Beautiful ;)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on your background! Love the pretty sunset colors!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing. I love the stencil you used for the background.
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SOOOOO PRETTY HEATHER!!!!!!!:) & I LOOOOOOVE the explanation of what you did!!!! SUPER PRETTY!!! LOVE how this came out!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteP.S. THANKS for coming over to visit! :) AND for your SWEET COMMENT!!!:)
The colors are fabulous and the stenciled design gives it so much texture. Love the sketch, too! Really a beautiful card, Heather!
ReplyDeleteOMG - love every single detail on your card! Fabulous job! Thanks for playing along with us at the Cardabilities Challenge and hope to see you again.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!! Love colours :) Thanks for playing along with us at Cardabilities! Agnieszka
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing work! I will save it for my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunning card. Thanks so much for playing along with us at Cardabilities. Come back soon. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great card- full of crafty techniques...I think I learned something! :) Thanks for playing along with us at Cardabilities!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card! I really like the soft colors and your raised stencil design--lovely!
ReplyDeleteHeather, this is gorgeous, love the colors and the molding paste over it, i am going to try this, waht a cool effect, TFS
ReplyDeleteThis card is gorgeous! Love the background and molding paste... it looks like vellum!
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