Bordering on Romance meets the Doily die

This is one of the cards we made at April's Card Clubs. 

Isn't that black Doily die-cut gorgeous!?  It totally makes this card!

Card Details:

• Watercoloring Technique: We inked the Bordering on Romance flower image in Black Staazon ink and stamped on our watercolor paper.  Next we colored the outside of each flower petal with markers (Rose Red & Not Quite Navy). Then a blender pen was used to 'pull' color from the marker lines to the center of the petal.  So very easy to get beautiful watercoloring with this method.  But it only works on the watercolor paper!
• This colored image was punched out using the 2 1/2" circle punch and adhered to the Black large Doily die-cut.
• We added either black brads or pearls for the flower centers.
• The right side of the doily die-cut was folded to the back of the Confetti white card stock.  The black card stock strip hides any imperfections here. 
• The Black scalloped border layer is from the Tasteful Trim die-cut.
• Rose Red and Baja Breeze seam binding ribbon was used as a strip across and for the bow.
• The Confetti White card stock background layer is stamped first and then textured above with the Finial Press embossing folder leaving the greeting flat. 

Would you like to make this card and more like it?  You can if you join my Cyber Card Club.  Just place a minimum order of $25 by the 10th of each month and I'll send you the cards kit to make each of my two Club Cards along with directions and photos to make them at home.  After 6 months you'll receive a stamp set as a gift from me. 

Comments

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[Terri]

Wow! What a gorgeous classy card. I love the colours you worked with.

Ter ;)

[Deb B (Debadoo)]

Those are stunning! You're right, the doily die in black, totally makes the card.

[theresa]

Beautiful card! I am in your cyber club and it is wonderful! So happy I found you!

[April]

This is beautiful! I love the contrast of the black!