
Secondly, I've been experimenting with pressing flowers through the Cuttlebug. I took a small red carnation, stem and all, laid it between two sheets of watercolor paper, then ran it through the Cuttlebug. I like the abstract look and that stem is really interesting.
Everything else on the card, except for adorable Lili, are leftover pieces from prior projects and lettering that I didn't plan on using anywhere.

Well, I hope you like my little experiment in recycling. It is pretty interesting how many everyday things have multiple uses, or can be inked up for an unusual pattern on card stock.
Thanks for stopping by, and be sure to visit Inky Impressions. There are lots of fun things going on over there!
Barb
In God We Trust
7 comments:
That's what I call ingenuity. Very clever card. Good luck with the challenge
Ali x
Such a fabulous card Barb. Love all the different elements that you've used to recycle. Love the image you've used and the colouring also. Thanks for joining us this week at Inky Impressions. Hugs Michele x
Cool idea printing with the rind, Barb. It sorta looks like a background stamp I have. I've tried the pressing flowers too but mine tured out a soggy MESS! Yours is so pretty! Great take on the challenge. xxD
Very, very cool! I especially love the flower through the Cuttlebug!! I'll have to give that a try.
Your coloring and highlighting is BEAUTIFUL!
Your colouring of Lili is so amazing, Barb! You will have to do a Copics tute! Love the effect running the flower through the Cuttlebug has given - I just know our daughter would love to have a go at that! Anyhoo, I've left a little something on my blog for you! I know you've already been awarded it, but I wanted to give it to you too! Hugs, Sem x
....wowsers, amazing what one can do with recycling - love it Barb! Well done and I'll bet it was fun doing something soooooooo different!
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