Lemon Lush – pencil on kraft

I have a second card featuring the pretty ‘lemon lush’ stamp from Pinkfresh Studio. Last time I used peerless watercolours for a bold, bright look. Today’s white on kraft combo is softer and subtler.

I stamped the large 6″ x 6″ stamp on kraft cardstock in Brutus Monroe alabaster ink then embossed in alabaster powder. I used polychromos pencils to colour all the elements. The whole lemons needed a few shades of yellow and orange but the rest of the design was completed with pairs of inks, two greens, two pinks or two yellows with sometimes the addition of white to soften or brighten.

The sentiment is from the Pinkfresh set ‘floral notes’ embossed in white then cut and framed with the help of my ever-useful Waffle Flower A2 layer dies.

Wishing you a bright and happy day!

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5 Comments on “Lemon Lush – pencil on kraft”

  1. PaperMorePaper says:

    Love It! Great stamp, your palettes illustrate perfectly how varying color sets the mood of the piece. The options are limitless and certainly stretch your stamps. Thank you, Heather, for yet another path to take.

  2. Pat says:

    Fabulous Heather. I love the look of the pencils on craft and such an interesting combination of images with the lemon slices and the pretty flowers and such a wonderful combination of colours and a lovely sentiment too. x

  3. So pretty, great shading!

  4. Loll says:

    LOVE this card, Heather! Your colouring on kraft is fabulous. xx

  5. nancystiz says:

    I had long forgotten how well pencil works on paper that is not white. You did a magnificent job coloring this. Those colors just pop! It looks particularly beautiful since you embossed in white. This is such a cheerful card!


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