I'm so glad you stopped by!
Here's another card done with the carnations from the
Year of Flowers Collection.
I've watercolored on this one too, but first stamped and embossed.
I used water based markers and a waterbrush to color the flowers.
It got a little messy at the bottom but I found this
Peek-a-boo window in my UFOs and it was
perfect to frame the flower and hide the boo boo!
I'm joining in at
I was inspired by the soft pink, green and white and the flowers.
Don't you love those gorgeous cookies?
Since I used markers to color, I'll join in at
COLOR ME PRETTY - USE MARKERS OR PENCILS ON YOUR CARD
Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.
Enjoy!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Year of Flowers Collection (PTI), Thinking of You (Alt.)
Ink: Whisper White (SU), Onyx Black (Versafine), SU Markers (Melon Mambo, Always Artichoke)
Paper: Solar White (Neena), Pretty in Pink (SU)
Other: Peek-a-boo Window (MFT), White EP (SU), Waterbrush
Gorgeous card, Bonnie. Lovely design and I love the delicate colour of the flowers. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful water colouring and that peek a boo window complements those ever so pretty flowers perfectly x
ReplyDeletedo you ever find there are too many challenges and wonderful cards to make and not enough time to do it all...and I am retired! Aren't I supposed to be eating bon bons and playing all day long? LOL!! I want to try the technique of water color on colored cardstock that Loll shows and now you show me this one and I have that whole collection too..and I think I might even have that window die! Wonderful inspiration Bonnie!
ReplyDeletethe peek a boo window is the perfect frame for you carnations. The colours are perfect :)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely soft watercoloring on your pretty blooms Bonnie - love the stitched frame cut out (one of my favs!) and the pretty pink border!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty take on the inspiration photo!
ReplyDeleteSoft and lovely card...pink carnations...what's not to love. I like the technique of stamping and embossing in white -- learned that from you and Loll and use it a lot. Sounds like your UFO box is loosing weight (!)
ReplyDeleteArn't those cookies a work of art! How could anyone possibly eat one.
ReplyDeleteThe first thing I thought of when I saw your card was how very delicate it looked and I love the color pink you used Bonnie.
Hope it is warming up in your neck of the woods - y'all have had a pretty cold winter!
sandy xx
Your pink and white with a touch of green is so pretty with your watercolored carnations. TFS Bonnie. Hugs..
ReplyDeleteVery soft and pretty card! I like that peek a boo die used on its side. The cookies look too pretty to eat!
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie! Your card is so pretty and sweet!
ReplyDeleteSo soft and pretty in those colours, and great use of the window to hide the messy bit!
ReplyDeleteDelicate and Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFaith
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As ever, your w/coloring is so fabulous. Love the pink/green combo, and wonderful shading on these pretty flowers. The stitched die window shows off these lovely flowers so nicely, and I like the spacing of the sentiment! TFS & Hugs (we have welcome sunshine today after a wkend of either overcast, menacing rain, or finally getting it all day Sunday.) TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect tack on your inspiration, Bonnie! This is water colored so beautifully! You always do a fabulous job on these! I'm waiting for that wonderful window die to be back in stock too! How perfect it is for this and glad it covered that "oops". Love how soft and feminine this is!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Bonnie. The slip of pink border draws the eye into those beautifully colored flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty coloring on those blooms! Love the tiny stitched frame:)) So glad you joined us at Inspired By All the Little Things.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful and elegant card Bonnie! I love the softness of the pink and water colored flowers. Love the peek a boo window, it frames out your beautiful flowers perfectly. Gorgeous! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inspired card Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteWelllll, Bon-Bon, this is the third time I've tried to leave a comment tonight! Third time's a charm?! I love your pretty pink carnation take on the inspiration photo! Very CASlicious and beautifully painted! Thanks so much for playing at Inspired By All the Little Things!! Hugs, Dolly
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Bonnie. Love the soft and delicate colours. That peek-a-boo window is perfect ... and bonus it about hiding a booboo. :) xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty take on the inspiration! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Inspired By All The Little Things!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Cas on Friday!