Card Recipe:
Card Stock: Dapper Denim Base, Whisper White, Emerald Envy
Stamp/s: Artistically Asian
Ink: Basic Black Archival Ink, Peekaboo Peach, Flirty Flamingo, Sweet Sugarplum
Accessories: Tombow Mono Glue, Dimensionals
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Oh my gosh - I love, love, love this! Great way to show off this stamp set. Thanks for playing along for this week's DOstamperSTARS Thursday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty! You make these colors look great together. That dark blue background really allows the other colors to POP! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an effective use of varying colors - a combination and layering I would never have thought of; dynamic in its simplicity; true to Asian art parameters. Then to top it all off - you threw in an interesting background technique.
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