Donna C.

This version is much richer and dramatic!

This look would been striking even without the flourishes in the bottom corners!

I experimented with the Camilla  illustration for this Pocketfold® style invitation.  The border on this invite is a gold/black paisley for a bit of drama!  The Sculpted Bloom is still a favorite especially with the gold tips and rhinestone center.

So excited about your Sculpted Bloom invitation!  I combined our Vintage Lacy pattern for a bit of pattern and texture.  Several blossoms are painted in creamy white to really pop against the shimmering ivory cardstock.  The sculpted bloom stamens are tipped in gold.

Press – Momental on Green Wedding Shoes

Last week, we were featured on one of our favorite blogs, Green Wedding Shoes!  The first of three “Inspired Ink” style collaborations with Jen was posted last week with the two others to follow soon! Thought I would share a few behind the scenes shots not seen here!

Close-up of the storybook Sculpted Bloom.

Paint spattered circles just before being sculpted into blooms!

A huge thank you to Jen for making this dream a reality for me!

Ronke

I love the boldness of the chartreuse painted details!

I’m so excited to see the storyline work on the smaller format!  I used shimmering eggplant and sage green border with a subtle gold printed layer.

Stephanie S.

Heidi H.

So hard to choose a favorite from these!  I opted for a bird of paradise painted on gold cardstock here.  The brushstrokes didn’t seem to pop on the white.  The flat Sculpted Bloom is fun and flirty yet very sophisticated with it’s reserved palette.

Shana K.

More understated than the previous but still so pretty!

This version has sooo much more wow factor and impact I think!  I love the lace detailing on the folder than you suggested!

The neutral shimmering palette here is quite inspiring!  The reverse color palette on the presentation tag compliments the invitation perfectly.

Amanda D.

Classic, elegant, beautiful!