When Nichole challenged us to break out the crayons, I thought, "This'll be easy!". Not so. I don't know whether it's the make of crayon that matters, but I had to scrub really hard to get the crayon to stick on the paper, and you couldn't really tell where the crayon was. So, I'm not sure if I'm happy with this result, or not. It's kind of distressed looking, I think, and the top flower turned out better than the bottom one. I may have to try this again, using the crayon as snow, instead of white tips of flowers.
Stamps: YOF: Mums (and dies), Wishing You
Paper: Kraft, Vintage White, Simply Chartruese
Inks: Versafine Black, Simply Chartruese, Seedless Preserves (TH Distress)
Other: Sketched Shapes die, Cuttlebug folder, rhinestones coloured with a Copic, Clear embossing powder, white crayon
Thanks for looking!
I love your white tipped flowers!
ReplyDeleteYou're too hard on yourself...this is beautiful! When I've done crayon resist before, it's always been on glossy cardstock, and that makes it quite easy for the crayon to adhere to the card...just a thought! :0)
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine this better. The bottom is subtle and the front flower is more intense. Really a beautiful result all around. Great background too!
ReplyDeleteYour card turned out just beautifully, Kathryn! Love the different shading and white crayon on both flowers...the background is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteI think this is really stunning! what a great idea to die cut the flower and color it, then shade it with your dauber!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think this card turned out really pretty , in fact it caught my eye in the gallery!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card! I love the colors you chose and agree it has a distressed look with the white crayon.
ReplyDeletestunning !
ReplyDeleteI love this. It does have a bit of a distressed look, and it is beautiful. It kind of matches your blog header.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I love mums! Congrats on the FB Papertrey Ink News Headlines.
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