We are celebrating a new Paint-A-Flower release featuring beautiful new Tulips from Altenew!

I started my card by heat embossing my image onto white card stock using clear embossing powder.

I then ink blended Coral Berry, Marigold and Sunray using the Altenew blending tools.

After trimming my card down and adding to a fog card base, I added a sentiment heat embossed in white onto black card stock.

I paired my sentiment with a few sequins topped off with Glossy Accents.

GIVEAWAY

$200 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 1 lucky winner and a $15 gift certificate to 10 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 12/28/2020 for a chance to win.

Altenew will draw 11 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 12/30/2020.

BLOG HOP

If you came here from Erum’s blog you are in the right spot!

Your next stop in the hop will be Virginia.

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39 Comments

Beautiful card. Thank you . Love the new release. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to you and your family. Be safe.

Wow! I love your card- this tulip stamp is gorgeous! Beautiful ink blending and color combination!

Love your card and thanks for showing we don’t have to color it in for it to be stunning!

I love the embossed tulips on the blended backgrounds!

Wow, that card is just beautiful.

The blending queen did it again! Gorgeous card!!!!!

Really pretty. And faster than coloring in the flowers. Gorgeous colors.

Beautiful colors for your background! I love the image embossed in white over the ink blending! So pretty!

easy, quick and beautiful card. Don’t have mine yet but will definitely try this one. I have a few sets to make and this will work!!

This is another stunning card using this new set!

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I am into this blending thing since I got my new Altenew blending tools. So much fun I love the colors you used to make this beautiful card. Going to go try them myself, soon. Happy Holidays .

Beautiful like always.

Mindy, your card is very nice and so bright and clean looking. I love the ink blending and the colors you used. You have shown us that cards don’t need to have lots of technique and time to produce something so stunning. Thanks for sharing your talent and ideas with us. Merry Christmas to you and yours. 🙂

Such a simple technique with a Fabulous effect! Thank you!

I never get tired of the ink blended look around the flower, Mindy! Well done!!!

Beautiful ink blending! I LOVE this!

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Mindy, this is such a great visual for the pops of color with the tulip outline – this look always WOWS! TFS!

I love the wonderful blended background! So pretty!

Beautiful card!

The blended background is very pretty!

So beautiful! This is an amazing stamped image, and I really like the ink blending.

For those who do not to do a lot of coloring like me, i love how you gave us another way to get color on a stamp image that is a little more detailed

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Beautiful Mindy! Love the ink blending with white embossing, so beautiful!

I love your use of white embossing! Your card is gorgeous!

YESSS! I love a good ink resist card — great use and good thinking outside the box — don’t color the flowers, color AROUND the flowers.

I love the resist, & the colors you used! I especially love how you used the Glossy Accents on the sequins, what a great idea!

Mindy, thanks for the inspiration and the deets on how to get the look. Gotta try this soon.

I love all the different takes the designers have come up with for this stamp set and I love your embossed outline on the blended ink background ~ Stef