Tulip Sympathy card
Posted: March 29, 2018 Filed under: Alcohol Ink, Tulips | Tags: Darkroom Door stamps, Ranger Alcohol Ink 1 CommentI have used an alcohol ink background to add colour to this tulip card. Deciding on a colour scheme and image for a sympathy card can be difficult but flowers are given and appreciated at times of joy as well as sadness. Out of interest I looked up what meaning if any, has been assigned to yellow tulips. Apparently the meaning has changed over time but yellow tulips now stand for hope and cheerful thoughts.
To create the yellow, orange and green panel I dropped alcohol inks on a craft mat then swiped photo paper through the colours. Sometimes it is necessary to swipe several times or add a bit of rubbing alcohol to get coverage over the whole panel. I inked the Darkroom Door tulip stamp with jet black stazon ink then pressed the photo paper panel down onto the stamp. To finish the card I wrapped some black ribbon around a textured white mat and added a sentiment also in black.
Supplies
Stamps: tulips, bright blossoms vol 2 (DD)
Ink: alcohol inks by Ranger, jet black stazon
Paper: neenah solar white, photo paper, textured white paper
This is so vibrant Heather and I love the colours of the inks with the black outline tulips over the top, and the black ribbon goes perfectly. x