Tri-Fold Card

Take a ready-made tri-fold card and turn it into something unique! This card would make a great get-well or "thingking of you" card for a special person. Subscribing to the "less is more" philosophy of coloring and using simple water-based markers, you can see how just a touch of color brightens it up!



1. Fold the tri-fold card accordion-style and lay it flat. Using black ink, begin stamping flowers in a row that starts in the bottom left corner and proceeds to the top right corner. Vary direction of the flower as you stamp. Fill in the white space on the right side with 2 or more flowers.



2. Cut around the top of the flower, leaving a generous border. Fold the card accordion-style and, int the empty space visible in the center panel, stamp more flowers (this will be on the back of the center panel).



3. Begin adding color to the flowers with the markers. Use only quick "flicks" of color, following the contours of the petals. Start with yellow on about half of the flowers and then add a few lines of orange over the yellow areas.



4. For the other half of the flowers, use pink marker followed by purple. Color all the flower centers with orange, accented with brown. Finally, color in the stems with green.

This card is an entry for CropStop: Challenge #43 - Unique Fold.

Stamps: Hero Arts
Ink: Memories Ink Pad - Black
Color: Faber-Castell Colouring Pens

Thanks for looking.

Smile

Hello! This is the second card I made for Your Next Stamp Challenge Blog: Feeling Blue



and also an entry for

Simon Says Stamp: Simon says... Anything Goes

Supplies:
Blue Folded Card, Image: Rainy Day Fhiona-Your Next Stamp
Background Paper: Canon Creative Park and FILSTAR
Clouds: My Little Shoebox
Sentiment: Hero Arts Stamps LL095

Card with Window

I made this card for Cards Blog: Card with Window.
I made my own window pattern and draw and cut butterflies.
Hope you like it.

Flowers from Sarah Paris of MyGrafico

Hello Ladies!
I am Guest Designer at MyGrafico Challenge and Inspiration Blog for the month of May.
I would like to thank Martha and MyGrafico Design Team for welcoming me and be part of their beautiful blog.

And up for the Challenge: Skethcy Time

..and here's my take on the sketch:

And the great price for the winner is Sarah Paris: Roses and Posies

Card Details: Cardstock: Kraft-Papemelroti; Pattern Paper: Canon Creative Park;
Image: Roses and Posies by Sarah Paris at MyGrafico; Color: Watercolor Pencils; Embellishments: Paper flowers that I made, ribbon, button.

Get Well Card

Green Hearts wrapping paper and flowers and butterfly embellishments bought from National Bookstore and Fun Stamp Kit, colored it using glitter pens.

Entry for Sunday Sketch and Stamp.