Hello!
It's time for another For Your Inspiration challenge! The inspiration photo this week is full of rich colours and so much inspiration. You could take the colour theme, the asian influence, the bridge, the trees...and so much more.
I liked that cream bridge hiding in all those red leaves. The colours are so rich.
I used PTI vintage cream card, and Stampin'Up! Ruby Red (retired). The flower is Jane's Doodles Pretty Peonies stamped onto patterned paper and vellum, fussy cut, layered and glued together. The sentiment is Hero Arts Say It All. I stamped on the vellum with Stayz On ink, the other stamping is Memento Tuxedo Black. I did use the PTI canvas/linen impression plate on the red panel, but it doesn't show so well in this photo. Try this other photo (taken at night, so not so great).
I do hope you join us at FYI for this challenge. I can't wait to see what you come up with!
Why don't you pop over to visit the other DT members, they have some awesome cards for this challenge.
Michelle
xxx
12 comments:
Fabulous card Michelle
Well done
Hugs Elaine
Beautifully done, as always! The paper pieced flower is fabulous!
Beautiful focal flower, Michelle!
Hi Michelle. A gorgeous card - love the paper piecing, it's so effective on this beautiful flower.
Have a happy weekend - Sylvia xx
Love the focal flower paper pieced!! Looks fabulous~
Beautiful card Michelle1 Love that flower!
Love this card Michelle! I love how the vellum really tones down the pattern paper but makes it even more eye-catching.
ooo I'm loving those muted patterns on the peony Michelle, brilliant take on the photo...you're so good at these inspiration challenges :0)
Jenny x
What a stunner! I love that bold and oh so beautiful red. What a delight. Your flower is just the perfect knock out embellishment. Fab corner rounding too.
Simply beautiful Michelle! I love that you layered patterned paper and vellum. What a gorgeous result.
Oh my. This is lovely, Michelle. That flower is absolutely gorgeous, and the red background is stunning. Such a beautiful card. Ann Y.
Michelle, this is gorgeous! I love the way you layered that flower!
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