OMGosh! Such gorgeous things there!! I spent way too much time looking but I kept coming back to this print:
And this is my card, inspired by the print:
I'm using the peacock and sentiment from Strut Your Stuff. I stamped the peacock on Classic White card stock, colored it with Copic markers, and cut it out and popped it up. All patterned paper is from DCWV Mariposa mat stack and I'm using Taken With Teal card stock. I tea died some seam binding, made a bow, and added some Prima flowers to echo the roses on the print.
Now, be sure to go see what my team mates used for their inspiration for this challenge!
Thanks for stopping by!
~Supplies~
Stamps: Strut Your Stuff (Flourishes)
Paper: Classic White (Flourishes); Taken With Teal (SU!) ; Mariposa mat stack (DCWV)
Ink: Memento Rich Cocoa; Antique Linen Distress Ink (Ranger)
Accessories: Cuttlebug, (Provocraft); Nestabilities (Spellbinders); Pop Dots (craft store); seam binding; Prima flowers
Ohhh Barb beyond GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! The coloring and cut work detailing on the peacock alone is fabulouS! The blend of the papers with the layered crunch ribbon and prima flowers is just scrumptious! Beautifully done, Barbara!
ReplyDeletePeacock is beautiful!! Love the whole card with the awesome color!
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous Barbara!! The peacock looks amazing on your card! I so wish I had the set now! Love the colors and all the elements too!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, that is STUNNING! I like your card better than the print! LOL The ribbon and flower detail is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFantastic interpretation of the ic photo!!! Love this card! hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning!!! Wow! I love that peacock and those flowers! The paper choice is perfect! Can you save this for my next birthday? LOL!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! So beautifully inspired! I LOVE all the blues and the pretty paper. So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteElegant and regal is what comes to mind in describing this card. I love the layers and colors of it all!
ReplyDeleteI was fascinated by your challenge to be inspired by my work on Cafe Baudelaire and enjoyed looking at your creations:)
ReplyDeleteWendy Paula Patterson
Cafe Baudelaire and Mulberry Muse