Vase of Roses Quick Card
Landscape A5 card front and decoupage layer using a vintage painting of a vase made out of blue flowers full of red and pink roses. on a damask background.
Photographs from the Community
Printed on matte photo paper. I punched the sides of the "frame", then wove ribbon through the holes, wrapped it around and taped it securely to the back, then attached it to a white card with strong dst.
I added a white die cut border to the bottom edge and some white pearl paint dots. I added the smaller base image with thin foam pads. The decoupage on this card is amazing. Surprisingly easy to cut, and SO much dimension can be achieved in the bouquet by bending and shaping, especially the first layer, and using varying amounts of silicone gel to attach.
I tried to capture it in my closeup photo, but it's far more effective "in person". Finished with a bow. This sheet makes an absolutely stunning card!
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