There's a product called flower soft that I've been thinking about buying for a while, it looks really useful, but unfortunately all the samples I've seen are really twee, not that there is anything wrong with twee - it certainly has it's place.
I decided to go ahead and get some so after standing looking at the pots for about 15 mins- and starting to get funny looks from the staff. I decided on a pot with mixed colours which are sort of heathery. I was determined I would only get one pot, until I had seen if it was any use.
I've made this card. The flower soft is the dimensional bit below the fairy and on her hair band. if you are not familiar with the product you glue it on with pva, and sprinkle it on like glitter, but it's a lot lighter than glitter.
The background papers are a very generous gift from one of my inchie swappers. The stamps are by inka, and I've painted the fairy girl with pearlescent paints
hmmm I suppose it is a bit twee, but I like it! lol
VERY effective. Love the colours you've used too.
ReplyDeleteThis card is adorable, the flower soft just adds that little something extra, excellent :)
ReplyDeleteI like the flower soft. It's the first time I've seen it but it's a nice touch.
ReplyDeletelove the way you've used the flower soft on this.. fab Joanne :o)
ReplyDeleteI like twee!! I've got some flower soft that I've never used. I'm inspired to try something with it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne
The flowersoft has made a great finishing touch on this Joanne. I'll have to unearth mine and give them another go.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the product. Very delicate shades with added texture.
ReplyDeleteFlower soft is new to me, Joanne. Thanks for the info. It is very effective and you've used it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteAt last, flower soft used in a good way (IMO), lovely card and effect Joanne.
ReplyDeleteI am liking that flower soft more and more. Love how you used it on this piece :o)
ReplyDeleteI think it's just adorable... Love the fairy!
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