The flowers and foliage were die cut from alcohol marker friendly cardstock and coloured with Copic Sketch markers.
Copic markers used:
pinks - R81/83/85
yellows - Y11/15/17
greens - G03/05/09/28, YG03/07/09/67, BG96
Next, die cut the Just Beachy SL paper with a Pierced and Stitched Circle die. Assembled the card onto a white card base, then added clear shimmer to the flowers and yellow jewels to the yellow flower centers for some sparkle to finish. A sentiment will be added when it's time to be used.
My second card used the Hibiscus die set in a super CAS (clean and simple) mini SL card. The hibiscus and Bold ABC alphabet letters were die cut twice from white cardstock and stacked for dimension. Coloured the bottom of the letters with turquoise dye ink using a finger blending brush.
Added shading to the hibiscus with C00/1/3 Copic Sketch markers. The hibiscus centers were die cut from aqua and turquoise scraps.
A Mini Slim Rounded Stitched panel was die cut from Bristol paper next. Applied aqua dye ink to the background. Layered the panel onto turquoise cardstock then mounted it to a white mini SL (3.25”x6.25”) card base. Added clear shimmer to the hibiscus and letters for some sparkle to finish.
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Wow!!! Seeing your awesome scenic card I realize that NEED a vacation!!! :D You you've captured the feeling of a tropical paradise for sure!! Fabulous paper and hibiscus, and wonderful colouring as always! The circle to show the scene is a perfect choice.
ReplyDeleteLove the slimline CAS too with the delicate blending!
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Two wonderful cards, Trina! The first one is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderful Hawaiian cards, your hibiscus flowers and ocean scene are so pretty ♥
ReplyDeleteYou are the colour queen !!!! I adore both cards so different and even if I didn't see your name on them I would know it's you as you have an amazing eye for colour and design.
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Two gorgeous cards that make me want to purchase a plane ticket and start packing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful hibiscus die and I love all the ways you've used it, Trina! Your beach scene looks so tranquil and warm! I love the clever way you used this flower on the die cut word!
ReplyDeleteTwo beauties with that hibiscus die, Trina! Love the beachy paper too!!
ReplyDeleteThese beautiful hibiscus flowers make a truly amazing setting for this fabulous tropical scene. In the second card, I love the delicate white and blue ombre
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