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I created this card a while back for the last VSN as well as one of the Just For Fun Color challenges. For this card I used a sketch from the Go to Sketches magazine.

The card base is a 4 1/4″ x 8 1/2″ piece of Basic Black cardstock folded in half. The bottom two corners were rounded with a retired corner rounder from Stampin’ Up!.

A circle was cut out of October Afternoon Thrift Store paper and layered on a Medallion cut out of Neenah Solar White cardstock with the Kaleidoscope Pendant die from Spellbinders. Seashell silk ribbon was tied around the lower part of the circle layers.

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The flower was cut with Kaleidoscope Pendant die and the flower that comes with the Scallop frame out of beige Tissue paper. I mixed Spiced Marmelade Reinker, water and Copper Perfect Pearls in a Mini Mister to create my own shimmer spray. The flower pieces were held together with a Recollection Brad and then sprayed with the shimmer spray. I dried it with my heat tool and repeated that process several time. Once the flower was a color I liked, I fluffed it up after the flower was dry.

The sentiment is from Verve’s Beautiful You. It was stamped on Neenah Solar White cardstock in Tuxedo Black Memento Ink and cut with Ribbon Tag die from Spellbinders. While the die was still over the cardstock, I sponged Spiced Marmelade Distress ink over it and stamped the accent stamp of Beautiful you in the same color. A small filigree brad (Stampin’ Up!) with a smaller Recollection brad was added to the left edge of the sentiment.

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The inside of the card was layered with 4″ Whisper White cardstock that had the bottom two corners rounded like the card base. A 1 1/8″ x 4″ strip of October Afternoon paper strip was added to the lower half and the accent stamp was used with Spiced Marmelade to add a bit more interest.

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day! Hugs and smiles

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

21 Responses to “Marmelade Flower”

  1. This is just STUNNING, Beate! I love every single little detail!

  2. This is gorgeous! I love the orange!

  3. WOW Beate, this is really amazing – very nice colours and the flower makes a great focal point!

  4. Beautiful card, Beate! I love that you are making so many of your flowers! The color combination of your reinkers made for a perfect color for this flower! Thanks for being such an inspiration to me!!!

  5. YOU always keep my in AWE! Beate this is gorgeous!

  6. Stunning! I love that great pop of color against the dark background.

  7. Such a beautiful card with so many wonderful details, Beate.

    And I LOVE your new pic with your handsome hubby!!

  8. The colours are gorgeous on this card Beate.

  9. This is just beautiful, Beate! Love those polka dots and the pop of orange.

  10. Fabulous card! That orange is perfect for the black and white! 🙂

  11. Just beautiful, I love the color combination you used!! I am loving that splash of orange!!

  12. Sehr schön Beate, auch Innen hast du toll dekoriert.
    LG Andrea

  13. beautiful! love that marmalade flower!

  14. This is a lovely card Beate. It reminds me of black eyed susans. I would like to try it with chocolate and orange, I think that would be cool too. Again I want to try to make my own polka dot background paper. The flower is beautiful.

  15. WOW, this is just stunning. Love everything about it.

  16. Just gorgeous, Beate! I just bought that Spiced Marmalade ink and was thinking it was too bright, but now I’m sold on it – can’t wait to make that flower! Thanks for all the great work you share with us!

  17. Holy Moly! This is unbelieveable. What a stunning creation. Love the colors, your awesome flower and fabulous design!

  18. uhm.. hello, beautiful. love this one, beate. i need to get out those distress inks. hugs!

  19. Stunning card Beate! Love that vibrant flower!

  20. Wahnsinnig schön …

    LG
    Anke

  21. THis is just delicious! Wow, I have missed so much!

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