Supplies: Stampin' Up! "Fifth Avenue Floral;" versamark & white EP; Ranger ink refill (floating reinker technique); buttons from stash; PSX bubblegum pink ink (envelope) |
Supplies: papers from Basic Grey "Out of Print;" tree stamp from Stampin' Up!; Palette Noir ink; rub-on from Kaisercraft |
Supplies: papers from Basic Grey "Out of Print;" Cuttlebug birthday embossing folder; Ranger 'interference red' spray; standard circle Nesties; flower quilled by me; dew drops from $ store |
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Today's the last day to enter Barbles challenge #2, so if you have one last card to link up, hurry!
xoxo,
Jessi
You've been busy! What is the floating reinker technique? Whatever it is, the flower is gorgeous! Love the buttons around it, too. The trees look so cool on the pp. I used to have that set and am now regretting selling it. LOL! Your quilling, as usual, is gorgeous, too. The dew drops add so much dimension.
ReplyDeleteI think you need a prize purely for rocking this challenge a million times!! The inking on that first flower is gorgeous! I really must bust out the inks more often... The quilled flower goes fabulously with that patterned paper too.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessi - Fabulous creations!! I totally love the one with the quilling. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLook at that cat yawning!!
Have a good one,
Theresa
Yup, I had to hurry! Had an idea for one last card floating around in my head for the last day or two, and finally got it made and linked up with 24 minutes to spare--whew!!
ReplyDeleteI love ALL of these, Jessi! It's so fun to see how you were inspired!
You've been busy, Jessi! Your quiling is amazing and love the embossed piece on the bg too!
ReplyDeleteThat pink flower is gorgeous. I don't know what the floating reinker technique is, but the results are wonderful. Love it. :) Ann Y.
ReplyDeletewow love how you put all those buttons around the image...very creative..
ReplyDeleteSo so amazing!
ReplyDeleteMore awesomeness! Your quilling always astounds me! Love them all Jessi!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Jessi! And what is the floating reinker technique? Sounds interesting! I know it made a fabulous card:)
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing well!
I always love your quilled cards. And the tree stamp is perfect for the thank you card.
ReplyDeletePretty cards all, Jessi, but I'm totally in love with that first card!!! Love that button circle and such a beautiful flower inside!!! Very, very lovely!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Wendy