Hello!
I tried experimenting more with the special vellum I have. This vellum I have is plastic-y, impossible to die cut or dry emboss. To top it off, regular stamping works only with pigment inks – the inky ones get absorbed and smudgy. So, I tried working with some other stuff – like sketch pens, Copic markers, Zig brush pens, and even Inktense pencils. I am happy that except the Copics, the rest of the coloring mediums worked pretty well. And so, being so delighted with it, I made a card with it! 😀
I stamped the flowers from Altenew Persian Motifs and heat embossed them in silver. I then colored them in my Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens. I don’t have any adhesive suitable for vellum, and since this piece didn’t have any place to hide the normal ones, I used washi tape to adhere it to the card base. I then stamped the sentiment from Paper Smooches Simply Said using Hero Arts Black ink. I added a few rhinestones as embellishment too. And I absolutely love how this has turned up! 😀
Submitting this to Colour Me Challenge #97 –
And thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Experiments With Card Making Etc 
What a stunning card!! I love the florals and colours you used! This technique is fantastic!
Thank you so much Kamila!!
Ohhhh stunning color and beautiful flowers.
Thank you so much Helen!!
That is really beautiful 🙂
Thank you so much!
Awesome card! This is one I really wish I could see in real life! 🙂
Thank you so much!!
Oooo! Those blooms are absolutely gorgeous! Stunning really! And great use of your Washi! I never would’ve thought of that… I’m so addicted to my sewing machine ;). Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at Colour Me…!
Thank you so much Jinny! Actually, I used the washi just because I don’t sew!! 😀
Congrates on your win. Well deserved, its so beautiful. This is one of my favourite flowers ever.
Thank you so much Aileen!
Hello Ashwini: Oh my goodness!! your card is gorgeous, I love the look of this heat embossed blooms on the Vellum and the colors are so vibrant and so rich.
Can I ask you if you color the front or the back of your flowers?
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful card.
Hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.
For this particular card, I colored the front. But coloring the back works just as fine. I actually tried a variety of coloring mediums, including markers and pencils, testing it front and back.
But one thing is that you definitely have to wait a quite a bit before it dries or the color smudges (but if it is watercolor, you can get it off by using a thirsty brush)
ABSOLUTELY gorgeous.
Thank you so much Maria!
This is a gorgeous card! I love how soft it looks with the velum.
Thank you so much coloradoleen!
Really stunning, so lovely
Thank you Marie!