Sunday, June 29, 2008
Baroque Tiles
This was a difficult sketch challenge for me (Splitcoast). It reminds me of tiles in a kitchen which also has lots of copper in it...possibly a stove hood or lots of copper pots and pans. I sponged the whisper white with green galore, night of navy and creamy caramel. The stamp sets used were SU Baroque Motifs and Mostly Flowers. Then I cut it in equal sizes and embossed it with two layers of glassy glaze. I mounted the tiles on night of navy and layered it on copper paper. The emblem on the front is embossed with SU copper EP. The ribbons are sheer navy and copper cord. Thank you for your comments.
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17 comments:
Quite striking. I really like it.
Keep up the good work.
I saw another one similar a few days ago. Now that I've seen yours, I'm inspired to do one myself. I'll post it if/when it's done. Thanks for the inspiration - AGAIN - lol
Lesly, this is stunning!!! I love the colors you used. It looks exactly like a tile. TFS!
Very nice card. I love the "olde world" look of this. very classy
It is really lovely, I think if you changed the image it would also make a fantastic christmas card too, I must make a quick sketch..love it :-D
Beautiful job! Awesome design~
Love it! The copper was a great choice! Love the sponging also!
Wow! This is gorgeous, Lesly!
i love the way you've tied your ribbon...you're a genius with ribbon, girl :)
This is beautiful. You used those stamps perfectly for this challenge. your card is stunning and elegant. love it! thanks for sharing your wonderful card.
This is gorgeous! Great job on the challenge!!!
it was hard for me too, so I made it into a rectangle. Your turned out great!
This is just beautiful!
Great job (:
very cool looking card...I like the way you have done the tiles...
Maureen
Beautiful job! I haven't tried that sketch yet and your card is inspiring me to do one.
Wow, what a great job on this sketch! I would love to have kitchen tile like this. Great job on the medallion.
This is Gorgeous! I love it!
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