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All my designs are original, so copyrighted to me. If I have been inspired by someone elses work, I have named them in the post, and where able, I have provided a link.

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Thanks, Shaz XX

Monday, 12 September 2011

Oriental Poppy in Red & Blue


 Another Oriental Poppy card using the Hampton Arts stamp, this time on a background brayered in  Adirondack reds, Watermelon, Red Pepper & Cranberry. Again the post it note Sun mask was added after the first colour was brayered. This one is also heat embossed, and matted onto black cardstock. I used a blue & gold washi paper for the card base here, as all the red papers are very heavily patterned, and the result was just too busy. I also stamped  a kanji  letter, onto a piece of card coloured with red ink, then triple embossed and the letter stamped in Black into the last layer.  A coin and a piece of knotted blue ribbon finish it off.

4 comments:

The Crafty Elf said...

Wow Shaz...this is stunning! A true work of art. I love the addition of the coin...it makes it!

Sheree said...

What a beautiful card Shaz!! I would have never thought to put those colours together but you did and it looks fantastic! I sure wish I had your artistic touch!
Hugs,
Sheree

Donna Heber said...

Hi Shaz,

Beautiful Oriental card and I love the addition of the coin.

Christina said...

Just dropping by and saying hello from Australia. Arrived on your blog after some random 'net surfing. Love your work. Will bookmark to come back and explore a little more. Thank you for sharing your creativity :-)

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