I used Paper Artsy ELB33 for the background motifs and the central flower is by Rubber Dance from the Antique Botanicals set.
I had to emboss with clear EP all of the stamping, as I found out that the ink I used just wouldn't dry on the pearlescent glaze!
Difficult to capture the shine, especially in artificial light (and with a phone camera instead of my trusty traditional camera) but here goes, the "Shine" shot:
As my followers are probably sick of the sight of my posts, I promise no more posts until the 1st of November...
Also entering the That's Crafty and SSS Wednesday challenges.
Ohhh you just snuck in there!! I love the crackle effect in the background! This is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous !
ReplyDeleteNever sick of your posts. I'm just having a catch up and I think your pearlescent projects are very pretty indeed xx
ReplyDeleteHave to agree with Crafty Claire, could never get sick of your posts! Always some great inspiration. Loving the colour scheme xx
ReplyDeleteLove the pearlescent look, those RD Flowers look fab surrounded by the stamps and texture. Thank you for sharing and joining the Forever Floral Blog Challenge. Best Wishes Tracey DT
ReplyDeleteLove all your details on your artwork.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Simon says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
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Debby
Fabulous vintage feel about this one.
ReplyDeleteWarm crafty hugs from Shirl x x x
ShirlsCards.
Absolutely love this - fabulous vintage neutrals and that flower is gorgeous. Terrific crackle too.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFlo x
You can't have too much crackle! This is a stunner! x
ReplyDeleteÇa change. et c'est très agréable à regarder.
ReplyDeleteJ'essaie de reprendre un peu le chemin des blogs que j'aime. et le tien en fait partie!!!
Bon week-end. bises