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Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Wildflowers NBUS

Hi there.

I have used another NBUS stamp for
Darnell's NBUS Challenge
It's the last day of this challenge and I've got to say that not only is there an amazing gallery
of inspiration, but Darnell has made us laugh every day of this challenge.  And somehow in these
times and tragedies, we need to remember to add laughter along with the tears.
This is my 3rd and final entry.

Sadly or gladly there are still many more NBUS items in that box.

This one had been in there for a long time.


The flowers were stamped twice, the second time on a scrap.

After coloring both sets, with watercolor pencils and blending with a Blender Pen,
I fussy cut those on the scrap, shaped with a bone folder and
adhered over the others with dimensionals.
The picture doesn't show the dimension very well but they really stand out.



Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.

Enjoy!




Card Recipe
Stamps:  Wildflowers (C9), Papillon Potpourri (SU)
Ink:   Archival Black (Ranger)
Paper:   Basic Black, Whisper White (SU)
Other:  Watercolor Pencils, Blender Pen (SU), Bitty Butterfly Punch (SU), Stitched Rectangles (SSS), 


18 comments:

  1. So pretty with the layered flowers, Bonnie!!

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  2. What a beautiful stamp and a wonderful result Bonnie - now you have used it, I hope we see it again.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  3. Very pretty Bonnie! I love the bright, vibrant colours of those sweet, sketchy flowers! Have a great day my friend! Luv & Hugs. Hazel xx
    My Card Attic

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  4. So pretty, Bonnie! You have really achieved bold colours with your watercolour pencils. This is such a happy card. :) xx

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  5. Sooo pretty! Love the dimension and such bold colors too! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! :0)

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  6. what a colorful little garden framed in white Bonnie! love the dimension given by the layering and half pearl stamens! Isn't it great to get things out we haven't used and finally use them!

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  7. I love your spring colors, Bonnie as well as all the dimension and the use of the tiny bead! This is so fresh and clean looking! Beautiful card!

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  8. Great layout with great dimension. So elegant and so beautiful x

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  9. A joy to see! SO pretty! Love the colors of the flowers and the way you used the stitched rectangles.
    Lynn

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  10. Beautifully colored and dimensional flowers, Bonnie. Love your CAS design. TFS my friend. Hugs

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  11. Very pretty. Love the blooms.
    Yes, I have a lot more of those NBUS items also. :)

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  12. Definitely we need the laughter and reminder of good people in these crazy times we live in of late. Love the way you've done the penciled flowers and like the look of them peeping outside that pretty frame. Love this die. Also like the way you've treated the stamens and your pencil coloring skills are just as awesome as your watercoloring! Hugs & Happy wkend.

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  13. What a great design idea for those fun blooms, Bon-Bon! It sounds like this could be framed in a shadow box because of how you fluffed the flowers up! I love the colors you used and the bling on the stamens. Are they stamens? That just came out of my fingers from back in the mental file cabinet from junior high biology, but I have no idea if that's right, lol! Thank you so much for playing three times in my NBUS Challenge #12 and for being such a supportive friend! Hugs, Dolly

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  14. Love the layered flowers! A great layout and great colours. It's been fun making my three NBUS cards for Darnell - good to get out those unused stamps.

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  15. Love wildflowers, Bonnie, and these are very pretty with their wonderful colors and dimension. I love the big stamens too.

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  16. Bonnie, I love love love it. The colours just jump off the page :)

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Enjoy! Bonnie