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Special Guest - Martha Gomez

Hi, Whimsy friends!  Today we welcome Martha Gomez back to the blog.

Hello friends, Martha Lucia here with two stamped cards with special details created with Whimsy Stamps. For me it has been an honor to play with these fabulous stamps. Today, I am featuring the Lilac and Butterfly Rubber Stamp and the Butterflies clear stamp set.  

  

Flowers are my favorite stamps to work with, and this fabulous Lilac and Butterfly was very easy. I just stamped it onto white smooth cardstock and then enjoyed coloring with Illustrator Markers from Spectrum Noir. I fussy cut the image with scissors and set it aside for a while.

     

Using another piece of white cardstock, I masked the four borders and inked the free area with Distress Ink. Then, I splattered the entire layer with gold ink and stamped one of the sentiments included on the Butterflies Stamp Set. In addition, I pasted the inked layer directly over the card base and added the Lilac and Butterfly Image with crafty foam tape. As a final touch, I added some tiny red dots.

     

My second project was really easy and fun to make. To create the background, I used white cardstock and the Speckled Heart Stencil with glitter paste Pink Punch. It added a fabulous sparkle to the entire piece.

     

I pasted the stenciled layer directly over a basic black card base. Then, onto a separate piece of white cardstock, I stamped one of the beautiful butterflies from the Butterflies Stamp Set and colored it with Tri-Blend Markers from Spectrum Noir. 
  
  

As a final touch, I fussy cut the butterfly with scissors and complemented with a sentiment stamped over green card stock. 
It has been a pleasure to share with you this month, and I hope you enjoyed my projects!

Thank you, Martha, for this beautiful inspiration!  To see more of Martha's work, be sure to visit her blog.





 

Lilac and Butterfly

Hi all, Dorinda here.
I'm super excited to have the opportunity to share with you today.

I even come with a confession. We all do this.

The very first time I saw this image colored up, it was from the fabulous
Faye Wynn-Jones.
And a lot of intimidation happened.

I'm so glad I got over it because I just love this image and how it turned out.

This is
Lilac and Butterfly

from the new DoveArt Studios release




I colored it up with copics B66, 63, 60 but then took my prisma pencils to emphasize the depths.
The butterfly is done is V28, 15, 12
I think this really set it off perfectly to achieve the result I aimed for.






Take care.
XOXO