Before I left for London in early April, I stamped a bunch of flowers for coloring so I'd have something to do while Mike and Sarah were at work and the girls were in school. I got a lot of practice in and now have quite a stash for card starters.
The beautiful day flower and leaves were stamped on gray paper for coloring. I first did a layer of white before doing the shading. The background stripes were cut from the same color paper as the flower.
I am entering this in The Paper Players tic-tac-toe challenge (flower, yellow, birthday), Cas-ual Fridays (April showers bring May flowers) and LaVon's LOVE challenge (anything goes).
Thanks for stopping by today and love to read your kind comments.
Gorgeous peony, Betty - just love how you colored it! So pretty on the grey stripes!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous coloring, Betty! You make me want to try that technique with the white on colored paper before adding the colors. Love that striped background!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is fabulous! Such a pretty card Betty.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful...great coloring
ReplyDeleteGood idea to have when the family is on work
So pretty Betty. I just ink up my stamp so nice to see another way to colour them
ReplyDeleteBetty, your beautiful flower looks amazing on the graphic striped background! So glad you shared with us at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteThat flower is stunning! The striped ground you've created for it is perfect! Love the look of this card! Thanks for joining us at The Paper Players, Betty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flower Betty. I love the design of your card with that cool graduated strips. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your pencil coloring on gray looks fabulous! Love the black stamen!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great week, Betty!
So beautiful! thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloring with your pencils, Betty! I love your color palette and the gray striped background really makes the bloom pop! Great idea to bring along stamped projects for coloring while you were in England :)
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