Having been playing with this idea on a different creation, it seemed natural to continue to make a 2nd card that would fit this challenge. The border die is a Gemini one called Blossoming Borders, the Hexagon dies are also from Gemini, the flourish is an old die but I don’t know the maker, the stamps used are from a GKD set called Fabulous Flowers and I fussy cut the small flowers once they were coloured. The tan PP is from a paper pad I’ve had forever and is made by Momento. I used scrap pieces of blue CS for the hexagons as well as the tan PP which I paper pieced into the white frame. I cut the border on the initial layer and then added the flourish as well as the two blue hexagon shapes. Then I added the larger hexagon which I inked using Blueprint Sketch. I liked the idea of several different blues so the frame, bow and hexagons are all different. The flowers were coloured with Inktense pencils and a bit of old gold pen for the centers. Embellishments are from Trinity Stamps.
Here is the first card I made using a similar design …
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Lovely card! So neat that you made a card like one of your own.
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Thanks Lisa – I liked my first card and it was inspired by something seen on Pinterest but I never posted it for some reason. I did have a couple of hexagons left over and decided to use them here.
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Very pretty. I like how you used the hexagons. The Fabulous Flowers are lovely. That’s a fun set I forgot I had.
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The Fabulous Flower set was useful because the result is a sketchy type flower and is easy to fussy cut. Glad you like this one.
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So pretty. Great colors and architectural design. The scallop edger softens the hexagon design which brings all of your elements together.
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Thanks a lot. I thought doing a card like this would be a bit different than what others may create for the challenge.
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Both cards are so very pretty. I really like the hexagons with that flourish die cut.
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That flourish die was probably one of the first I purchased and at the time I didn’t use it much because my skill level meant I struggled with ideas. I’ve been using it a fair amount since. Glad you like the card.
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Wat a great mix of elements and depth with different shades of blue. I also love the decorative edge and the sweet string bow! Thanks for playing along at Color Hues, Johanna! Your second card, is just as pretty! Take care!
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Thank you, I appreciate the comments very much.
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So much interest on this card, so much fun. Thank you so much for sharing with us at the Color Hues!
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Thanks a lot, I’m happy you like it.
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Your hexagons, flowers and flourishes cards are lovely! I’m especially taken with the blue and tan; thrilled that you shared this in the Color Hues gallery!
~carol
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These are both great cards Johanna!
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