Well this challenge at Less Is More got me thinking about all the other digi stamps I have from CCMWYPC and so I spent last night having a look through them and found this one...
I thought it was perfect for this type of card! I coloured it with my watercolour pencils (so glad I've dug them out again!). The only think was, I couldn't seem to align it properly on the left edge, so...
...I decided to deliberately postion the image so that it would go over the fold and onto the back of the card, and I love the way it looks!Now, this wasn't my first attempt, I tried it with Promarkers too. *Warning* This image is not easily coloured with Promarkers! Especially on a card blank and not super smooth card. Anyway, here is the result of that attempt, which I quite like too. It's just such a fine picture to colour in that it was very difficult to keep within the lines, or prevent bleeding.
Which one do you prefer?
I'm off to finish a 'man' card now...I will post it later, if I like it!
Lizy x
Beautiful card, Lizy. Very light, pastel and pretty x
ReplyDeleteIts a lovely card Lizy. I think I prefer the one coloured with pencils though - I like the delicate colours you've used. Thank you for visiting my blog. The font used on my card is Edwardian Script.
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer the pencil colouring in this case. It looks more gentle and as it's a single layer, there wouldn't be the problem of colour showing through the card from alcohol markers.
ReplyDeleteAnother fab card Lizy!
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Lizy, this is beautiful. I definitely prefer the softer finish achieved with the watercolour pencils. I think you are probably right about my pearls but sadly it was a card needed 'yesterday' lol!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are after the swirly font on my card as I can't remember what the plainer one was! The swirly one is called Baroque Script & you can find it here.
Thanks for visiting x
Hi Lizy. I love the way the image goes over the back of the card. It's a beautiful image and I love the colours you've used. I'm one of the few crafters left in the world who doesn't own any promarkers, I do actually prefer the watercoloured card, that's not to say the other one isn't lovely too, it's just my preference :0) Jo x
ReplyDeleteFAB card
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Water colour for me... The softer colours fit more with the style... love the way it wraps the card
ReplyDeleteMe x
Beautiful flowers
ReplyDeleteLisa
Both lovely card but I prefer the softer look card.
ReplyDeleteAnne
Lovely card, I think I prefer the watercolour pencils too
ReplyDeleteBeryl x
I love how your image wraps around the card! I like the pencil one better - so soft and pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the look you got with the watercolor pencils...very pretty image!
ReplyDeleteWow these are stunning Lizy so elegant xx Jan
ReplyDeleteHi Lizy
ReplyDeleteI love the first one, its FAB
IWhen I was thinking of what to do for mine I considered going round the spine of the card...looks great!
Thanks for joing us again
mandi
"Less is More"
Love the softness of the pencil one although both are fab. Wrapping the image around the spine of the card is a great technique too.
ReplyDeleteThe pencil colouring does it for me. What a fab idea going round the back of the car. x
ReplyDeleteA great idea to print the image over the back page. I do this sometimes when i'm stamping and it gives a lovely effect.
ReplyDeleteGreat colours and very elegant:-)
Gorgeous cards, love the image you've used. I'm a promarker fan but I have to say the softness of the pencils suit the image. x
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