My MMSC11 card: please click for larger pic
from this sketch
I used "Maribel" stamp from Stempelglede They are a Norwegian company. I used Distressed ink, Twinkling H20s to paint her, and sponged in SU Carribean cool colors. I use MoonGlow's Adobe Fire EP in the background using BasicGrey Clear Stamp set. The flowers were also coated and heated in Blue color EP and Sunshine Orange EP. BasicGrey Brad in orange and flower from EK Success punch. The embossed chipboard was in Oakleaf Olive EP, also from Moonglow products, they have wonderful filigree chipboard pieces!
And for MMSC11 the bonus winner gets prints from the Very Talented Artist Michelle Perkett ~I can't wait until her rubber stamps come out. All of her drawings are very gorgeous! Have a great one :) xox ~Jeni
12 comments:
Beautiful work Jeni!! Love your colors and all that embossing!! Very elegant!
Wow! Jeni, this is so amazing! All the little details really make this a work of art. :)
just stunning! a beautiful image and I love all the embossed setail thay you have used in the background! the colours are just Lush! Love it!
Jeni, I am so lovin' your vintage cards. You are getting so good at these. I love your dry embossing too, and the colors are just perfect for this.
Jeni! She just POPS off the page. So beautiful. Fantastic creation!
Wow, Jeni, this is so neat. Love the paint you did on the image. Very pretty!
Hugs,
Cabio
wow this is beautiful. hugs rachxx
This card is mesmerizing …nough said :)
Jeni I love love love this card. As a huge fan of the movie "Somewhere In Time" this card reminded me of that movie. This lady almost looks like Elise McKenner. Beautiful card and a job well down.
Jeni, I love to see what you create...you are so talented and this card is just beautiful. The colors and embossing on the dp are just perfect. Gorgeous!
Hugs,
Charlotte
This card is all dolled up!! WOW she is a classic. Love all your details on your card Jeni, you can't lose with this one. Great Vintage.
Hey Jeni - thanks for the comment on my blog - the templates LOOK hard but they are not - the first time I made this one from start to finish took me about 30 minutes because I had to cut out the template - trace it, figure out exactly where I wanted to put the adhesive etc. After that it goes together in about 15 minutes. Hope you'll try one out - the freebies are always a good way to start. :-)
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