
I like Celtic crosses on cards for many occasions - weddings, christenings, Easter, Christmas, birthday cards for religious people and sympathy cards to name just a few.
For this card I experimented with the now so popular white on white scheme and carefully added colour to selected areas. I created the card around the brand-new large Celtic Heart Cross stamp by Crafty Stamps. The image is coloured in using ProMarkers in Warm Grey 1 and Warm Grey 3. To make the cross stand out I added a light grey outline around the cross with a Spectrum Noir pen in IG1 (old number: CG0.5). I added accents with a Sakura Gelly Roll pen in Clear Star.
For the floral embellishments and lace background I used stamps and dies by Heartfelt Creations. I added colour to the lilies with the help of ProMarkers in Gold, Soft Peach and Peach and again a Sakura Gelly Roll pen in Clear Star.
By the way, Crafty Stamps/Stampers Grove will also be at the Sincerely Yours show at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh on 21 April 2012.
20 comments:
This looks stunning, so effective. xxxx
aww this is stunning xx
Gorgeous card Heike. Love the colours. so gorgeous. x
Lovely card. Tinaxx
Hello Heike
I love your card it's stunning the lace border is gorgeous and the Celtic cross, just beautiful.
Hugs Julie x
Stunning card
Hugs Lorna xx
Just hopped over from docrafts, now following your blog. Love this card, that cross is amazing xx
Lovely :-) Happy Leapblogging! Elaine-xxx-
a stunning card x
Wonderful card Heike - very simple but so effective! Helen x
very pretty. xxx
Fabulous card, stunning! Mary x
What a lovely card. It's not over the top. Simple, but very effective.
Smashing card. Debs xx
absolutely beautiful card I love how you have coloured it all the cross is a really nice one x
Thank you for the lovely comment you left on my blog x
I love the lattice work on this card xx Hopped from DC
wow. this is beautiful x
Such a beautiful card hun...
hugs and xxx
Gemma
Beautiful, Chris xx
What a beautiful, effective card, lovely for any occasion requiring a religious element
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