Hi ya'll! Or should I say aloha! I'm here with today's creation for the Paper Smooches May Challenge...Flowers. WAY back in 2016, I was a guest designer with PS and knew upon my return I needed to get back to working with Kim's awesome images! Bummer is, the only flower set from PS I own is the Bold Blooms set. I don't have the die cutters....but after today's challenge, they're on my list!.... I struggled with this challenge. I love the large images, but struggled with how to create something that was a little different, but that still showed off the image. I tried water colors, creating a background paper with them stamps, I even tried just a single flower layout. Nothing tickled my fancy. I went thru all my flower embellies, which I surprisingly have very little of! I then opened my new glitter/embossing drawer....how could I resist this drawer?....and found the perfect embossing powder to use. Ranger brand Verdigris. I've had this powder for about 8 years, so I'm not sure they sell it anymore. I'm glad I hung onto it during the move, because I kinda dig it.
Since tropical leaves are all the rage in decorating right now, I thought I would use that as my inspiration. I decided to use it to create the background with layers of Versamark, the Verdigris embossing powder and white embossing powder. I added some gold Stickles to the centers of the flowers to match the sentiment. Simple and fun card!
What do you use to inspire your creations?
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