Reflecting Bouquet Inspired

I had fun playing in the Splitcoaststampers Inspiration Challenge and the inspiration site was Creative Wall Covering.  I was inspired by Reflecting Bouquet in the picture below.

Relfecting bouquet

Here is what I came up with.

KC Martha Stewart Punch Flower 1 right

I punched out several white flowers and formed the petals using needle nose pliers.

KC Martha Stewrt Punch Flower 1 close

I color washed the flowers with a light mixture of water and reinker.  While the flowers were still very wet I brushed a tiny dots of full reinker into the flower centers, quickly washed the brush and lightly moved the reinker around the center and up the lower part of the petals.

KC Martha Stewart Punch Flower 1 center

I heat dried the flower and then formed the center of the flower using a stylus on a mat.

KC Martha Stewart Punch Flowers 1 left

I really like how the washed flowers look against the all white.  I think the little white pearls are the perfect finish for them.  If you would like to see a few photos on how I accomplished the wash on the flowers check out my Color Wash Flower tutorial.

Have a wonderful weekend.

color wash 2

color wash

Paper: White, Spring Moss
Ink: Faded Jeans
Accessories: Martha Stewart Flower Punch, My Favorite Things Leafy Flourish, Spellbinders Fleur De Lis Rectangle die and Regular Rectangle Die, Mounting Tape, Glossy Accents, Stylus, Mat, Needle Nose Pliers, Pearls

17 thoughts on “Reflecting Bouquet Inspired”

  1. I cannot begin to tell you how much I have learned from your tutorials. Your work is beautiful. Thank you for all the information you share.

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  2. And again a gorgeous creation!!
    I’m glad I found your blog, because everytime I visit I’m pleasantly surprised by the beauty of your flower work.
    hugs, Elly

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  3. You are such an artist!!!I love this card today. Its is so beautiful!!!Thank you for your tutorial. You always think us your fans!!!!

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  4. oHH c’mon Kittie, you’re killing me 🙂 *sigh*
    These flowers are stunning ~ they almost look like they are ceramic ~ please give me a head’s up (on my knees begging) when and if you decide to put them up for sale. Until then, I remain your devoted follower *drool*

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