Saturday, August 31, 2013

Shadow Stamping Sympathy

Welcome!  I am still trying to catch up here on my blog, by sharing all the cards I've made this summer.  This sympathy card features shadow stamping.


Brought out my trusty Thoughts & Prayers set by Stampin' Up!, and used two green inks to achieve the shadows:  Pear Pizzazz and Old Olive.  I dotted each blossom with Liquid Pearls.  An errant black smudge was covered up with some 3-D pearls.  ;-)


Entering this in two 'anything goes' challenges:  Simon Says Stamp and Word Art Wednesday.

Thank you for letting me share this with you!  I hope you have a wonderful day.



Stamps: Thoughts & Prayers - SU Paper: Vintage Cream - PTI; Old Olive  - SU Ink: Pear Pizzazz, Old Olive - SU; Versafine Onyx Black - Tsukineko; Antique Linen - Ranger Fibers: Old Olive satin ribbon - SU Accessories & Tools: pearls - Queen & Co.; White Opal Liquid Pearls - Ranger; corner rounder punch - Fiskars

20 comments:

  1. Love this image and love green so loving this card :)

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  2. Beautiful card ! The shadow stamping looks very nice .

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  3. Sooooooooooo beautiful!! LOVING that green!!!

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  4. This is such an elegant, beautiful card. It is the perfect sympathy card;beautiful, but serious, as is fitting.

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  5. Your shadow stamping is to perfection-lovely card!

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  6. STUNNING card Colleen! The green is so lush and pretty, fabulous girl!

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  7. LOOOOOOOOOOVE x1000000000 this shadow stamping! LOVE LOVE LOVE the green-- beautiful card!

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  8. I have this set and gets a lot of attention for being one of my older sets.

    Love your stamping! That ribbon is gorgeous!

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  9. Beautiful & elegant design, the shadow stamping is very effective! Cheers, Shirleyx

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  10. Such understated elegance and the beauty is astonishing. The 2 greens are good friends and the shadow is lovely.
    We love seeing your artwork, “Thank you for posting your project with us”.
    Blessings
    Carole Robb Bisson
    Word Art Wednesday

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  11. That is still one of my favorite stamps. Very pretty in the greens, Colleen.

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  12. I just got new transition lenses (like a trifocal with no lines) and when I first looked at your card, I thought my new glasses were making me see double. Then, I realized it's stamped that way. HOW COOL IS THAT!? I've never seen that technique before, Colleen, and it's awesome. I am SO bad about not learning new techniques, but I love seeing them used. I also love that green on white combo. Thanks SO MUCH for sharing this amazing card in our challenge this week.
    I hope you'll stop by and join us again soon.
    Blessings to you,
    Karen
    Word Art Wednesday

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  13. annnnnd now you know why I too occasionally add some random pearls :) I love this green - the ribbon is a perfect touch!

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  14. I LMBO by your confession aboiut using pearls; I dfo that myself too:) Glad to read I am not the only one. I never tried shadow stamping but looking at your card i added this technique to my to-do-and-try list. It's gorgeous!

    How are you? I read bits and pieces on Facebook; hope you are on the mend and getting used to use only one crutch?
    Take careXX

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  15. Wow! Absolutely gorgeous card Colleen!! Fab technique!

    Thank you very much for joining us this week at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!

    hugs...
    Melissa

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  16. What a beauty! I love shadow stamping-you did it perfectly. It makes this look so very elegant.
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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  17. This is absolutely beautiful! Love the green. Funny how I've been thinking about shadow stamping lately. I have so few silhouette stamps anymore.

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Thank you so much for your visit today! May God bless you!

Hugs,
Colleen

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