Today's card was indeed, as the title suggests, inspired by another card.
I regularly follow Jill Foster's site, 'Stamping Inspired By...'.
Jill is an INCREDIBLY talented crafter, and I love her work. You can view her site here.
I was inspired by this post (Jill's card is the second one down).
Here is my take on this card:
And one of the sentiment:
The flower image (can anyone tell me what kind of flower this is please; I'm pretty dense when it comes to flowers!) is from the Lotus stamp set by Amy Butler, from K&Co.
When I first got it (a whole year and a bit ago), I had no idea how I was going to use that stamp, so I'm glad I've found a use for it now!
The images were coloured using watercolour pencils, but no water - they have softer leads and so are great for blending.
I cut the squares and rounded the corners, and then inked everything up using Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
This one didn't take long to make either, and was so much fun! I know I'll be making some more of these to put in my shop.
Okay well, thanks for dropping by! :)
You do such a nice job with clean and simple. I am still trying! I really like the different color flower panels. I am not sure about the flowers. If I were to guess I would say chrysanthemums (mums). That is what they remind me of, but I could be wrong. Anyway, Great card Tasha!
ReplyDeleteHaven`t a clue about the flowers but does it really matter when you have a card as gorgeous as this? I actually prefer yours to the one you cased, although that one is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteLynne xxx
They're chrysanthemums. :-)(the only other thing they could be is Helichrysum (straw flowers) up close. But in view of the leaves which are shorter and more wavy, (strawflowers have long leaves) I would still say chrysanthemums. But anyway!!
ReplyDeleteThe MAIN thing is this: I LOVE LOVE LOVE your card, Tasha!!
I'm so honored! And thanks sooo much for linking to my site. Your card is so pretty! I love the colors and your beautiful shading! HUGS!
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