Thinking of you in a frame
Back to Less is More with their current challenge which is to use a frame.
On watercolour card, I die cut the tulips from Memory Box 'Stitched Tulips' die, coloured them with Zig Real Brush Clean Colour Markers, and cut out the frame by Liabilities - Scroll Oval. I had to reinsert the cut pieces - tulips and leaves, and left the frame in place too - so the frame is quite subtle. I popped the oval piece up with foam and adhered it to a top fold card, sponged with soft pastel (Spring) colours. The sentiment is from a set by Apple Blossom included in a magazine. (Simply Cards and Papercrafts Issue 153)
On watercolour card, I die cut the tulips from Memory Box 'Stitched Tulips' die, coloured them with Zig Real Brush Clean Colour Markers, and cut out the frame by Liabilities - Scroll Oval. I had to reinsert the cut pieces - tulips and leaves, and left the frame in place too - so the frame is quite subtle. I popped the oval piece up with foam and adhered it to a top fold card, sponged with soft pastel (Spring) colours. The sentiment is from a set by Apple Blossom included in a magazine. (Simply Cards and Papercrafts Issue 153)
So creative and elegant! What a wonderful take on our "use a frame" theme. This is different and eye catching, and very beautiful. Love the pretty colour palette and soft inking in the background. Fab! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Less is More :)
ReplyDeleteA super pretty and spring like scene Ann and captured perfectly in your oval frame. Gorgeous use of colour to the inlaid blooms and BG and thanks for playing along with us at Less is More this week. Sarah x
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty soft background, it really makes the elegance of the frame standout. Thanks for sharing at Less is More!
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