
What a beautiful picture this week at Traveling Mama! (Okay they are all beautiful I admit it.) This picture was taken in Ireland.
Guess what? I have a bridge story. There is a certain bridge on the road from POC to here, where if you look to the right you see a huge tree growing over the water with some large stones cascading down to the water's edge. I can't help but look at that view every time I take that road. I don't know why that relates to this picture, except it is a pretty view and, you know, it's a bridge scene.
Guess what? I have a bridge story. There is a certain bridge on the road from POC to here, where if you look to the right you see a huge tree growing over the water with some large stones cascading down to the water's edge. I can't help but look at that view every time I take that road. I don't know why that relates to this picture, except it is a pretty view and, you know, it's a bridge scene.
Anyway. From this photo inspiration, I was drawn to the colors and the "scallops" of the bridge. Here's my card...

I sponged the ink onto the stamp to give it a softer look. I had to play with it on several scratch pieces of paper before I came up with this particular variation. I am so happy with how it finally turned out that I think I may base a workshop item on this technique in the future.
Thanks for stopping by!
Details: all CTMH unless noted
Paper: grey flannel cs, white cs and blue pattern from stash
Ink: olive, hollyhock
Stamp: Treasure Life
Other: scallop punch (SU!), sponge daubers, white ribbon (Hobby Lobby)

9 comments:
Your card is beautiful! I love the soft look of the flowers and the scallop mimics the bridge perfectly.
This is so pretty! Its so calming!
Beautiful Mere...just beautiful.
So soft and pretty!
Very pretty! I love the flowers! :)
Gorgeous!! I love the flowers in the corner just like the photo! How fun!! Thank you so much for playing along! What an honor!
This is so lovely, really calming and feminine. Great sponging, I must try that technique. You really have captured the feel of the picture in your card, Jo x
Very pretty! I love the soft effect on the flowers!
Perfect!
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