Hello my Crafty Friends! Hope you've had a great start to your week! I am sad as it was the start of school today and Christmas holidays are over! I enjoyed every moment with my kids! We had so much fun! I think this was one of our best Christmas Holidays, no one was sick and it was relaxing and fun! :>
Today I wanted to pop in and share a card set that I made before Christmas for Ariel's teacher!
When I made the card sets for the teachers I tried to make sets that were fast to make. I know looking at this flower trio you are thinking well that couldn't have been fast! BUT I figured out a way to make it fast! While I usually painstakingly (loving every moment) hand paint with inks and water each petal since I had to do four I instead painted each whole flower with a bigger brush quickly let it dry (it seemed to dry as I painted all four than went to the other color and so on) than carefully with darker ink (less water same ink) painted a few petals! So much faster and easier and it still turned out with that look I wanted! I used the Plumeria collection (stamps by Hero Arts and papers by Basic Grey) for these cards!
Well that's it from me today! Hope you have a fabulous week!
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16 comments:
Beautiful card set. Thanks for the
inspiration.
A very pretty set of cards indeed!
great set. the flowers are beautiful!
What a gorgeous, gorgeous set Anita!
Beautiful set, Anita! :)
What a great set and thanks for the painting tip! I love that stamp...looks great with that paper, too.
This is a gorgeous set, Anita!
Beautiful set of cards. You are such a sweetie.
gorgeous set Anita. Great idea aout how to paint the roses quickly. Lovely papers too.
I got a set of cards from a student's mother two years ago and I thought it was the best gift. The only bad thing is that they are all gone now!! ;)
Beautiful set Anita! I bet they loved them!
So, so pretty, Anita!
Beautiful set and great tip on the painting!!
I just love those flowers! Well done for finding a faster method that yields the same results!
Lovely! love the colouring job and details in the edging!
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