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Pierced Easter Lilies

>> Thursday, March 11, 2010

by Julie Warner - The Write Stuff
Happy Thursday!

Aren't these new images just terrific? They are so perfect for Easter. This is also for the Crazy 4 Challenges, C4C27 which is being sponsored by DRS this week.

The Easter Oval was stamped onto water color paper and I colored it using markers and a water brush. The oval itself was cut using a lg. petite oval Nestie and a little technique I call Out of the Box Nestie. I did an extra of the lilies, cut them out and attached them on top for a little dimension. It's attached to a petite scallop oval lg, then to a petite oval sm. layer.

The background was a leftover piece of DTP (direct to paper). It's just a piece of white c/s with pink, yellow and yellow/orange ink pads smooshed all over it. I used a Cuttlebug embossing folder on it, then used the embossed flowers as a guide for my piercing. A wavy pierced border was also added.

The sentiment was stamped on c/s, colored with a marker then attached to a piece of satin ribbon I also colored w/ a marker. I never have the exact color of ribbon. But I do have lots of white ribbons and plenty of markers, so I guess I have the right color of ribbon after all! The little buckle is a die cut.

Thanks so much for stopping by! Please check out the DRS new releases, they're fabulous!


Supplies:
stamps: Easter Oval w/ Lilies, 1 Line Blessed Day
paper: water color, textured coral & textured yellow (DCWV mat stack), white
ink: Ancient Page coal, sunburst, pink pizzaz, lemon peel
accessories: markers, water brush, Spellbinders petite oval sets, Cuttlebug Everyday Greetings combo, Sizzix buckle die, ribbon, piercing tool

6 comments:

Debbie Seyer said...

This is just wonderful! Your piercing is fantastic!

Dawn said...

gorgeous!!! you did a great job...

Cathy Rulli said...

Beautiful!!!! Love the embossing folder too!

Jennifer E. said...

Beautiful! Great color choices and I love all the details!

C said...

Wow..I'm speechless...this is beautiful.

Sue said...

Absolutely beautiful! The colors are perfect and I love how you did the shadows for the crosses!

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