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Monday, 20 May 2019

Marbled Hollyhocks

Morning everyone, i hope you had a good weekend.

Today im sharing a card i made for my sister in laws birthday, i die cut up some of my marbled card using my most used flower die - hollyhocks.  


6x5x5" white cardbase.  I die cut the Tim holtz corner die in the top left corner. I used a black & white patterned paper for my insert so that it peeked through the corner die cut and helped my multi colour flowers stand out.  

I die cut several hollyhocks from marbled paper, using a ball tool i gently shaped the flowers into a cup shape.  I first stamped my greeting and then using the same colour inks i used for the marbling i added ink splashes to the background.  I then arranged my hollyhocks.  I added a strip of the black and white paper to the top and bottom edges.  Glitter glue highlights to finish. 



A close up showing the side so you can see how i added the insert and the mix of colours in the hollyhocks. 

Items Used:
IO hollyhocks die
Tim Holtz Mixed Media corner die
Sentiment stamp
B&M paper 'B&W'
Spectrum Noir aquatints
Stickles diamond glitter glue
CraftUK ltd white card.

If you missed my marbling post you can take a peek here   Thank you for all your comments on my marbling - and im pleased to hear a couple of you had fun trying - i wonder who first came up with the idea of using shaving foam? Very inventive.


I hope you all have a good week whatever your plans are. Emma



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19 comments:

  1. beautiful card, love the hollyhocks

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  2. It really looks like your gorgeous hollyhock panel is floating as you've put the same strips top & bottom ... a trick on the eye! Wonderful design ... Steph x

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  3. Lovely card Emma, I can see why you love those hollyhocks x

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  4. It's a really lovely summery creation and looks so delicate with the tiny flowers and trellis, thanks so much for joining in our 10th Birthday celebrations at Allsorts challenge.

    B x

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  5. A super card Emma, hollyhocks look great with the marbling...
    Had a play with the foam but not had time to do anything else as yet,thanks for the inspiration jxx

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  6. Fabulous card Emma. Love the summery colours.
    Fatima x

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  7. What a delightful card design Emma.

    Hugs Diane

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  8. What a gorgeous card Emma. As you know I have been having a play with the shaving foam technique, so thank you for the inspiration. I am sure your sister in law will love her card.
    Pam x

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  9. Gorgeous card and wonderful dies xx

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  10. Beautiful card...and what wonderful colours for the hollyhocks!

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  11. This is just so pretty and I love the flowers.
    Thanks for sharing with us at Allsorts challenge.
    Lynn x
    DT

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  12. Beautiful card...love the hollyhocks in the marble card...great effect...Marilyn.x

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  13. Your holly hocks are gorgeous and I love your idea of using the marbled card for die cutting them. The resulting card is fabulous. Hugs Mrs A.

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  14. Wonderful card. The hollyhocks are marvelous. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.

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  15. Gorgeous card for your sister in law, love coloured flowers so pretty x

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  16. Hi Emma … just loving your little hollyhocks card and I am sure your sister in law loved it too … so cute … hope all is well have a great rest of the week happy crafting and love sandy xx

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  17. Fabulous card Emma, love the hollyhocks in marbled paper, they look good enough for Chelsea! Big hugs Kirsty. x

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