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It's Breast Awareness Month and Jingle Belles is having their annual
Pink Challenge and that for each card that gets linked up, they (Stephanie and Lauren) each donate two dollars to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (yep that's $4 total) for each card linked-up.
This die cut ornament was all that was left in a package of watercolor paper and
I figured it was easier to use it than to move it.
I used an old poinsettia stamp, inked with pink ink and
stamped it onto the ornament. After coloring the flower with ink and my waterbrush,
I added color to the background then dotted with a white gel pen. When it was
completely dry, I smooshed the ornament into a VersaMark pad and heated
with clear embossing powder.
The sentiment is heat embossed with gold and I added a wispy leaf die cut to
an embossed background to finish.
Challenges:
Jingle Belles - Dreaming of a Pink Christmas
Card Recipe
Stamps: Christmas Blessings (ret. SU), Signature Christmas (ret. PTI)
Ink: VersaMark, Blushing Bride, Picked Raspberry
Paper: Watercolor (Strathmore), Neenah
Other: Heirloom Ornament (Spllbndr), Airy Die (PB), Clear EP, Gold EP, Caran d'ache Supracolor pencils (Carmine, Rose, Yellow, Olive Green), White Gel Pen (Signo)
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Pink at Christmas?? YES please, and thank you! You bauble is very bonny indeed! and I'm loving the embossing, and pine bough for hanging!
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Wow, what a gorgeous ornament with a lot of techniques used. Love the pink. It just shines on the white background.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful pink bauble and the flowers and flourish look great on it, and the embossed and die cut pine branches go brilliantly Bonnie. x
ReplyDeleteYour ornament is gorgeous! Where in the world do you get all of your ideas? I never thought of smooching something after it was colored in VersaMark ink and then applying clear embossing powder.I think that is an excellent idea for Christmas ornament.
ReplyDeleteI love the placement of the pine branches and added to that a die cut pine branch.
I just must try the clear embossing on the ornament. I am sure it comes out looking nice and shinny!!
Sandy xx
Love this, very classy and I bet the gloss on it is super. A good cause too! xx
ReplyDeleteYour painting just blows me away, Bonnie! Love the color of that poinsettia and hats off to you for being able to paint around it so perfectly without distorting the image. Love the idea of embossing the entire ornament too. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteI like your card, Bonni. The pink ornament looks so wonderful on the white background. Great idea with clear embossing powder.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day! Sonja
Beautiful pink ornament, lovely embossed and die cut background - perfect for the Jingle Belles challenge!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pink ornament with gold accents, dry EB and die cut leaves background for your beautiful ornament. TFS Bonnie. Love and Hugs...Nancy
ReplyDeleteWhat a PRETTY card, Bonnie! Love this!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty -- the poinsettia looks like it was made to be on that ornament! Great coloring, Bonnie
ReplyDeleteA wonderful pink Christmas card Bonnie - love that ornament!
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Blessings
Maxine
Beautiful no line colouring with your poinsettia, gorgeous ornament ♥
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Bonnie! x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely BEAUTIFUL Bonnie!! Your water colored pink ornament is SOOOO pretty and I just LOVE the look of it against all that white...the embossing and die cut branches are gorgeous! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie, this is spectacular! You've made the ornament look beautiful and fragile and I love the white on white background you created for it. Vicky x
ReplyDeleteBonnie, this is quite lovely and I am loving your white "greenery."
ReplyDeleteYour pink ornament is just beautiful. It looks amazing against the white foliage too xx
ReplyDeleteOh such a pretty ornament! Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card, tons of techniques and the most stunning bauble ...Amazing card Bonnie x.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ornament, Bonnie. The die cut leaf is a perfect place to hang it.
ReplyDeletePink is one of my favorite Christmas colors! This is an exceptionally gorgeous painted ornament on all the glorious white with embossing and die cut. Absolutely splendiferous, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous pink poinsettia ornament, Bonnie! I LOVE this card! All the white-on-white texture and layers in the background show off the beauty of the ornament. I can imagine the pretty shine of the clear heat-embossing.
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WOW! LOVE this gorgeous pink ornament Bonnie. Your colouring of the poinsettia is AMAZING, my friend. I love the bright pink surrounding the poinsettia that really shows it off. The dry embossed texture of the white "greenery" at the top is just perfect along with the die-cut leaf. Gorgeous, gorgeous design and card! Love, Lolly
ReplyDeletewowza, love the gorgeous painted ornament ... and the white on white details are perfection ... thanks so much for going PINK for the holidays with us at Jingle Belles.
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast on this card. The white embossing and the white twig look lovely with this beautiful vibrating Christmas ornament.
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oh my goodness, this is a luscious card... every element is breathtakingly lovely. (i'm saving this to my inspo file!) thanks for joining our pink christmas fun (& helping us raise a little money!) at JINGLE BELLES! ♥
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a WOW card. Love this. [Bunny]
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