I have watched so many talented crafters make window cards and Hero Arts has this technique as part of their September contest, so I could not resist and had to make one myself.
Ink: Memento; Derwent Colorsoft pencil crayons; Fired Brick DI
Stamps: Hero Arts (Hydrangea K5376; Flourish Background CG119; sentiment CL488)
Other: bow (old stash)
The Hydrangea is coloured in with some Derwent pencil crayons. I stamped the Flourish Background stamp with Fired Brick distress ink on the front of the notecard and then cut out the window.
I have also lined the inside of my card with some white paper so that the writing will not show through when the card is put to use.
This was fun, I may have to make a few more!
Wishing you a fabulous day!
16 comments:
hi brenda!! wonderful window card. love how you colored the hydrangea!!
This is beautiful! Great job on the window but I am in awe of your cutting around the hydrangea!!! AMAZING!!!!
Beautiful window design Brenda. I like how you add the extra lining. Very nice touch.
Great card, Brenda - fun technique and lovely use of one of my fav stamps! I need to try a window card. Thanks for the inspiration!
Beautiful window card and love the colours too! Your coloring on the hydrangea is perfect!
Such a pretty card Brenda.
This is beautiful! Love the window and your hydrangea is gorgeous!
I must say that you are making me want to try this, B! Such a pretty card and I also like how you put an inner lining on the card :)
Love your fabulous window card Brenda- the hydrangea is colored beautfully!
Very pretty Hydrangea Brenda and I love how you did the window!! Nice card!
Wow! That is some fine cutting out! LOVE the hydrangea and LOVE the window! Did you by any chance see Madonna's comments about hydrangeas? What does she know???!
This is gorgeous! Love the red frame that makes that flower stand out!
nice
Absolutely gorgeous! Love your window card, Brenda! The coloring is fabulous and the details are lovely!!
beautiful Brenda. Love the hydrangea in the yellow colours. Frames the frame beautifully
This is gorgeous Brenda, love how you achieved the window effect!
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