Watermelon Blended Bloom

July 15, 2015

Watermelon Blended Bloom

This is one of those challenges that I love SOOOOOOOOOO much that I do not feel like I can do it justice. And I need those hearings! And I will wear them while riding that bike with those flowers in the basket! In Tuscany, right!?!

That being said, I am not sure I did the picture justice at all! But I do love my card and I adore these new colors, Mint Macaron and Watermelon Wonder. With names like those they really are good enough to eat!

I just want to take a moment to let everyone know that the It's Wild background stamp is officially my new favorite stamp and therefore I will be using it all the time. You can look forward to seeing it on a variety of projects, in several colors on different card stock options. Just wanted to give you fair warning.

For the flower on this card I stamped the Blended Bloom image on Watermelon Wonder card stock with Jet Black StazOn ink. After cutting it out, I covered the entire surface of the flower with Versamark ink by pressing the pad directly on the flower. Then I poured Iridescent Ice embossing powder over that, tapped off the excess powder and heat embossed it. Now it is glittery and sparkly, like my new earrings, shown above.

Be sure to click over to Stampin' Royalty to see what my fellow Stampin' Goddesses have created for this picture challenge and please play along with us!

When you are ready to shop please visit my online store

Posted by Carrie Rhoades on July 15, 2015 at 06:13 AM in Challenges | Permalink

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