Scribble Roses over at Scrapbook Boutique

I'd love you to pop over to Scrapbook Boutique's blog, to check out the (very) full details on the card I am showing there, using the MFT Scribble Roses overlay.
Here is a little peek at the card featured  at SBB:

The overlay die is a very sweet die set of 3 flowers, cutting the swirling petals of each rose.  You need to buy the base of the rose separately, but unfortunately it wasn't available when I bought the overlay.  Not to be deterred, I went ahead and made the card at SBB as well as this card, by painting the shape left by the negative of the die, to make my own 'roses'.  On this second card, I used a glitter paste by Bo Bunny to add the colour to the dot stencil and glass glitter flakes on the leaves.




Die cut:  MFT Rose overlay, SSS Stitched rectangle die, Spellbinders 'Foliage'
Stencil:  Tim Holtz Faded Dots
Sentiment:  Stampin' Up! 'Tin of Cards' stamp set
Ink:  Distress Ink: Seedless Preserve, and SU Wisteria Wonder
Other:  Bo Bunny Blush Glitter Paste, Prima Glass Glitter flakes

Thanks for coming by - and happy crafting!


Comments

  1. Linda12 December 2015 at 19:47

    Gorgeous cards Ann. I do love the look of those scribbled roses and your cards showcase them beautifully.

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  2. Anonymous13 December 2015 at 08:08

    Beautiful. The cards over at SBB are gorgeous too. What a great Christmas present you received that year :)

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