I have wanted to use this thinlit for some time, but didn’t want to go traditional. It is obvious that it is a rose, but what if I didn’t want it to look too realistic. I do love the matching stamp set and have water colored that one plenty, but I wanted this to be different.
Different in a good way though. I think I like it, but am not quite sure. However, when I start something I just stick with it through the end. The positives? No additional postage required. There is dimension without too much layering. It is delicate and masculine at the same time. And, it is definitely different than how I have seen it used.
What is my hangup then? I honestly don’t know how I feel about the designer paper showing through without the flower being a solid color, or an obvious floral color. Personal hangup I guess, but still, there it is.
I painted the surface of the flower and leaves with the white glitter wink of stella brush. I love how easy it is to add a lovely glitter look. And it is almost even goof proof. I wasn’t too focused on the detail when I painted and it was already adhered when I did. But it was easier to paint it on the card than trying to hold it at different spots while I got it done.
I normally have my card base heavier to support all of the goodies I layer on, but I really wanted a very vanilla card. So I gave the inside a little extra layering to keep it strong enough to stand up. All good here, it worked like a charm.
Have a creative day.
Moana