My lovely lotus flower cards combine the Lotus Flower pre-coloured digital stamp from the Hello Lovely digital stamp set from the Beccy's Place Store with the "Beautiful Day" digital sentiment from the same stamp set. I sized the image and sentiment to fit on a 5.5" square panel, printed on smooth white 300gsm Letter sized cardstock, making it easy to score and trim to create a 5.5" top folding card.
I added some ripples of water
around the Lotus image to anchor the flower and leaf stems to the card. Although the cardstock is NOT
“alcohol-ink-friendly”,
the Copic markers blended quite nicely, giving a watercolour effect.
The markers I used were BG70, BG72 and BG75.
*** WARNING ***
I love this image and sentiment, love the "water" too, so there are lots of photos.
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INGREDIENTS
Hello Lovely digital set from the Beccy's Place store
Lotus Flowers pre-coloured digital stamp
Beautiful Day - digital sentiment
300gsm smooth white cardstock - for card
scoreboard & bone folder - for card fold
sharp craft knife + self healing cutting mat + steel ruler
- for trimming the card to size
Copic markers - BG70-BG72-BG75
to add water under the lotus flower and leaf stems
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