I have seen this flower used so many times in the Hero Arts Flickr group that I absolutely HAD to get it. Like I really need another flower.... Obviously I DID! Hero Arts Painted Flower is the easiest way I've ever seen to watercolor. When I made a card for a retire, I used the flower to see what inks and paper I might want to use. Here, I used cold-press water color paper. Yes, stamping cold-press is not my first choice, but I do like the way it turned out.
I didn't know if I'd use this flower because it didn't hold the paint on the paper, but the more I looked at it, the more I liked it. The catalog was the inspiration for the flower, but I've been seeing so many great colors smooched across papers that I decided to try it to and I LOVE it. See Jennifer McGuire's "Wish" card here for a spectacular example of colors. I couldn't help try colors too. This was fun.
Recipe:
Hero Arts Painted Flower K5767
Hero Arts Glow Girl CL650 - sentiment
Cuttlebug
Spellbinders circle and Lacy Circle die-cuts
1 comment:
beautiful card, Arlene! I love that flower, too.
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