
Hi there! I am so happy to be taking part in Altenew’s October Build A Flower blog hop! You should have arrived here from Nathalie DeSousa‘s blog, and your next stop is Nenette S. Madero‘s blog. This month, the featured flower is the Fuchsia. This large stamp set features both an outline option (great for coloring, as I’ve done today!) or Altenew’s classic stamp layers.

There are a few options for receiving a discount on this beautiful new layering stamp set. You can become a Build A Flower subscriber, which will offer you a guaranteed set for each Build A Flower set released each month, and at a specially discounted rate of $29.99! You can also purchase one of the Build A Flower/Ink bundles, which come with inks specially matched to create perfectly layered stamped images.
My project today draws directly from the name of the flower itself: fuchsia. I love the color fuchsia; it conjures up a shade of deep pink with just a hint of purple to cool it off.

I began by stamping the line-drawn images from Build A Flower: Fuchsia using some Copic-friendly black ink on white cardstock. After perusing Pinterest for a unique fuchsia flower color combination, I used my Copic markers to add color to the individual images, finally die cutting them with their coordinating dies.

After I’d finished coloring and die cutting the flowers, I cut an A2 panel of deep pink cardstock, then used blender brushes to blend Altenew’s Midnight Violet ink in the upper left hand corner. I also die cut a Frilly Frame die from the same shade of deep pink cardstock, adhering it over the top of the ink blended corner.

I arranged the flowers over the top of the doily frame using foam adhesive to create lots of dimension. To coordinate with the white edge around the die cuts, I white heat embossed a greeting from Build A Flower: Fuchsia on some more deep pink cardstock, which I then trimmed out and added to the card front using foam adhesive. The final touch was to add some pretty sparkling crystals to the card front to add some extra shimmer.
Well, that’s all for my project today!
To celebrate the release of Build A Flower: Fuchsia, Altenew is generously giving away Altenew is giving away a $30 gift certificate to 6 lucky winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or Altenew Scrapbook Blog for a chance to win.
Altenew will also draw a winner to receive a $15 gift certificate from the comments left on each designer’s blog on the blog hop list below. All winners will be announced on the Altenew blogs on 10/7/2019. The more comments you leave, the more chances you have to win!
Altenew Card Blog
Altenew Scrapbook Blog
Svitlana Shayevich
Amber Rain Davis
Maryam Perez
Kelly Griglione
Ashlea Cornell
Virginia Lu
Jaycee Gaspar
Therese Calvird
Kelly Janes
LauraJane
Lilith Eeckels
Mindy Eggen
Nathalie DeSousa
Emily Midgett <— you are here
Nenette S. Madero
Caly Person
Christine Pennington

Great monochrome card
Oh wow this background is so dramatic and yet the flowers still take centre stage. Well done!
Emily this is stunning. Your colors are perfect and I love how the background really makes these blossoms pop. Beautifully done!
Gorgeous – I love the rich rich colours you used.
Wow, what an amazing bold background! It blends beautifully with the fuchsias!
that is a lot of fuchsia – not me – but still a lovely card
I love that vibrant, dramatic background. What a pop of color.
Bold and beautiful!
Gorgeous creation, wonderful new stamp set!
OMG! THe coloring is incredible !I ABSOLUTELY love how you created this card!
Gorgeous card, LOVE the bright, vibrant pink and purple color combo!
FABULOUS color!
Wow, just wow! So vibrant and lovely!
Beautiful pinks!
Gorgeous!
Thanks again for all your hard work and inspiration!
We called these bleeding hearts.
Haven’t seen one of those plants in
a long time. The card is gorgeous.
Love the bold colors.
thanks for sharing
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Beautiful card! Love the light pinks you used for the flowers and the ink blending you added to the pink cardstock.
I like that you blended the violet ink to complete the background and then adding the crystals lightened the design.
Fabulous card Emily! I love the bold striking color combo, it makes the pretty fuchsias pop. Thanks for the inspiration!
So gorgeous and love that pink you used. Inspiring card!
I love your bold colours Emily.
Thank you for sharing.
Well done Altenew for another fabulous BAF Set.
T x
Wow! Bold, vibrant and amazing! <3
Wowzers! Such a pretty card and I love your color scheme!
Simply stunning. Love the vibrant color. Great card. Thanks for sharing.
I thought the boldness of your card color would mask the beauty of the fuchsias but it had the exact opposite effect. Beautifully done.
It’s very pretty! Love the colors combination!
Courageous use of color, so intense and striking. This could be a masculine of feminine card.
Wow! The bright pink card base looks amazing. And the Fuchsia flowers look great against it. This is an absolutely stunning card.
I love fuchsias! Use to decorate the front of my house with them! Great stamp set and love your project!
Gorgeous card. I love this beautiful fuchsia and the bright colors are stunning.
Love that deep bold color. Your background is gorgeous. I know I use that word a lot, but I really mean it, It is gorgeous. Fabulous card Emily.
Gorgeous card! I love how you blended the violet ink on top of the pink card stock- it really makes the flowers pop!
Absolutely beautiful! Fabulous colors and a lovely die cut to embellish your card! Love the fuchsia flowers!
I love that your combined fuchsia flowers with the Frilly Fame die. A gorgeous card, that color is divine.
Fabulous card Emily! The colour just reaches out & grabs you. Those fuchsias look so realistic when done!
Love the background for these pretty fuchsias.
Beautiful, rich looking card with wonderful colors! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Emily 🙂 Your card is elegantly stunning!!! Thanks for inspiring me 🙂
The deepest pinks really show off this amazing new Altenew addition! The stems are spilling out in beauty!