
When I pulled the picture out of the box, the first thing I thought of is the layered Flower stamp by justjohanna. Its almost exactly the same! (Johanna noticed it too - and mentioned it on her blog. But I'm not copying - honest!)

So I pulled out layered flower and here is what I came up with. I concentrated on the shower curtain and tried to mimic the shape, colors and pattern.
I tried using SU Cranberry Crisp dye ink. I heat set it and colored with my Copics. I still got some ink bleeding though, so I can't really recommend SU dye inks with the Copics, at least not with the paper I use. The card also uses "May all your wishes come true", another justjohanna stamp.
I inked all the paper edges with Distress Vintage Photo ink and a color duster brush. Its one of my favorite things to do to make a card blend together. I probably use that technique on the majority of cards that I make. I added the brad to incorporate the curtain rod.
If I had it to do over, I think I would have spaced the flowers tighter together, and maybe put another thin layer of burgundy behind the tan in the center.
Well, there is always next week.

2 comments:
Very nice!
I really love the piece for next week. Might have to see what I can find to go with it.....
Hi Kathy, I joined in your challenge again, it was so tempting!
Thanks so much for sharing this initiative and I enjoy seeing what you create every time with these pictures!
http://sketchcollection.blogspot.com/2008/04/cathys-challenge.html
Jacqueline
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