Rose with Ombre Inked background

Hey everyone, it’s Michelle here! Okay, so I know that I showed you last week how I created an ombre inked heart as a background for the Buttercup stamp … but I loved it so much that I just had to create something similar for another card. This time, I used the Rose stamp.

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This time, I colored it in with Copic markers and I love the bright colors I was able to achieve (versus Distress Markers), which really goes well with these flower images.

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I created my background by inking various colors of Distress Ink (Spun Sugar, Fired Brick, and Seedless Preserves) to create a colorful background for my image.

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I also created some texture by wrapping some May Arts twine around the inked panel before adhering my image. I’m loving this twine lately – it’s so versatile and is awesome when paired with kraft cardstock!

The sentiment is pieced together using stamps from Pretty Princess and Misses.

For finishing touches, I colored in some wood veneer hearts using the same red Copic Markers so that they would match with Rose.

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If you love these garden images, make sure to check out the full release over at Pink & Main’s shop!

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