Hello crafty people,
This is Ujjwal today and I am sharing a card using the very beautiful Wild Floral stamp set from Mudra's May Release. This stamp set has been designed by a lovely person and a dear friend Ruchi and I love that the flowers in this set are unique and are accompanied by so many little elements that work perfectly with the flowers.
I thought the best way to showcase this set would be to build a background and that is exactly what I did and I love the results. I used Canson Watercolor paper and Ranger Archival Ink to stamp the background. I stamped one element at a time and built the background gradually and then decided to loosely watercolor all the elements using distress inks. I wanted to keep it simple and didn't want to use a lot of colors so I just chose 3 - Salty Ocean, Ripe Persimmon and Mowed Lawn.
I hope you like the card. Here is the look at the complete stamp set Wild Florals which is so versatile and absolutely amazing!
I am out on vacation at the moment and working with a very limited set of supplies (one black ink pad, watercolor paper, a few distress inks and a waterbrush) but I will try my best to bring you some more inspiration this month.
If interested, you can buy Mudra stamps from any of the following indian stores :
This is Ujjwal today and I am sharing a card using the very beautiful Wild Floral stamp set from Mudra's May Release. This stamp set has been designed by a lovely person and a dear friend Ruchi and I love that the flowers in this set are unique and are accompanied by so many little elements that work perfectly with the flowers.
I thought the best way to showcase this set would be to build a background and that is exactly what I did and I love the results. I used Canson Watercolor paper and Ranger Archival Ink to stamp the background. I stamped one element at a time and built the background gradually and then decided to loosely watercolor all the elements using distress inks. I wanted to keep it simple and didn't want to use a lot of colors so I just chose 3 - Salty Ocean, Ripe Persimmon and Mowed Lawn.
I hope you like the card. Here is the look at the complete stamp set Wild Florals which is so versatile and absolutely amazing!
I am out on vacation at the moment and working with a very limited set of supplies (one black ink pad, watercolor paper, a few distress inks and a waterbrush) but I will try my best to bring you some more inspiration this month.
If interested, you can buy Mudra stamps from any of the following indian stores :
Lovely floral background, Ujjwal. Love the way, you used minimal colors and made the focus...
ReplyDeleteThank you Sathya :)
DeleteVery pretty Ujjwal, love your coloring & the shadow effect you've done :) :) lovely..
ReplyDeleteGlad you noticed the shadow :) Thank you!
DeleteBeautiful coloring with floral BG, Pretty one layer creation!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vinita!
DeleteSimple and pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karthikha! Clean and simple cards are my favorite :)
DeleteBeautiful card Ujjwal :) Happy vacation <3
ReplyDeleteThank you girl :)
DeleteWhat a fab card Ujjwal..love it..
ReplyDeleteThank you Deepti !
DeleteSo beautiful! Love the coloring. Thanks for all the appreciation of the stamp Ujjwal😘 You are a darling! The best ever girl I met in my crafty journey. Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteAwee, that is so sweet of you to say Ruchi! Thank you for designing this beautiful one and I hope to see more fabulous designs from you :)
DeleteBeautiful card !
ReplyDeleteThank you Pooja :)
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