For this rose I decided to go with a classic pink combination with a pretty yellow-green leaf. The Copic background is actually lavender, but my camera turned it blue :-( I hand trimmed my white card stock around the oval sticker, then layered it with a cute Doodlebug floral paper and a scallop-edged panel of black. The focal piece was then popped up over a background of simple stripes and another layer of black. I absolutely LOVE to use black as a base for papers, and go through it faster than any other color of card stock. I like to buy the 50-sheet Recollections black card stock from my local Michael's - the price is excellent and the paper is thin enough to work very well in layering.
This closer look shows the delicate floral pattern on the pink paper. I am a huge fan of Doodlebug and all of their adorable papers, and this tiny pattern is amazingly versatile. I only had a few sheets of it and it's already gone - I guess I need to go shopping again :-)
Here you can see the focal panel is popped up just a bit over the background. Again, I do this just about every time I make something, but it's such an effective way to add instant interest to a card! It also draws your eye to the delicate scallops. The minute I saw those dies I knew I had to have them, and I think they'll pop up in many future projects.
Again, I've complied a list of most of the items I used to create this card. The roses were colored with my Copic Sketch markers, and if you'd like to know the colors I used please leave me a comment below.
Supplies I used:
- Elizabeth Craft Designs Oval Roses stickers
- Copic Sketch markers
- Neenah Solar White card stock
- Recollections Black card stock
- Doodlebug Kraft In Color paper pad
- Penny Black "Coco Style" paper pad
- MFT Pierced Rectangle STAX die-namics
- MFT Stitched Mini Scallop Rectangle STAX die-namics
- Scotch 3M foam tape
- Tombow Mono Multi-glue
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