CASE Your Fellow AECP Crafter Hop

Hello there and welcome to my blog. Today I would like to share a card I made for the AECP Crafter Hop. I am honoured to be a part of the AECP family and so grateful to be in this hop with all the other talented crafters. A special thanks to Natasha Davies for organising this hop.

For this hop, I cased a card that was done by Daniella Karni-Harel. Daniella is an amazingly talented crafter and all her cards are absolutely gorgeous, and I had such a tough time choosing only one card to CASE. I zeroed down on this card because I loved the way she had 2 coloured flowers and the rest in black and white, which is such a unique idea, and so I decided to CASE the colour combination in my card. You can click here to visit her blog to see the card I was inspired by. Do visit her blog to see her fabulous cards and subscribe to it so you don’t miss any of her new cards.

I started by stamping the images from the Build-A-Flower: Morning Glory Layering Stamp Set on Neenah Solar White 80lb cardstock using Crisp Dye Inks.

Below are the colours I used:
Flower 1 (Colour)
Layer 1 – Pinkalicious
Layer 2 – Hydrangea
Layer 3 – Starlight

Flower 2 (Colour)
Layer 1 – Pink Diamond
Layer 2 – Pinkalicious
Layer 3 – Hydrangea
Layer 4 – Starlight

Leaves and stems (Colour)
Layer 1 – Grass Field and Shadow Creek
Layer 2 – Mountain Pine

Flower 1 (Gray)
Layer 1 – Evening Gray
Layer 2 – Moon Rock
Layer 3 – Lava Rock

Flower 2 (Gray)
Layer 1 – Morning Frost
Layer 2 – Evening Gray
Layer 3 – Moon Rock
Layer 4 – Lava Rock

Leaves and stems (Grey)
Layer 1 – Evening Gray and Moon Rock
Layer 2 – Lava Rock

I then used the coordinating dies to die cut these images. Next, I splattered white gouache on them using a size 2 round brush.

To create the background, I used an A2 watercolour cardstock by Altenew, placed the Wavy Grid Stencil on it and stuck it in place using purple tape. Then I inked the card panel using Hunter Green Crisp ink along with my blender brush. Next, I splattered green and black watercolour on this panel using the Mountain Mist, Emerald and Jet Black watercolour brush pens from the Winter Wonderland Set.

After that, I stamped the sentiment from the Sentiment Strips Stamp Set on a strip of Neenah Solar White 80lb cardstock using Obsidian Pigment Ink.

Lastly, I assembled the card panel using art glitter glue and stuck the sentiment using foam tape.

Your next stop is Tenia Renee Nelson. Click here to visit her blog and see her stunning card.

I have listed the products used below. Thank you for joining me today. Have a fabulous day.

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