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What technique is this?

Hi!
    Today I'm very excited to share what I made. It's for a challenge at CASology and Simon Wednesday Challenge After five attempts at trying out this technique in different layouts like random starbursts first, which I didn't quite like, I came up with a floral design which I was happy about.


Here's another pic. from a different angle
Supplies used:
Colour for flowers & swirls - Crylin Acrylic Paint-Pearl Dew 
Pearls - Coloured- Melissa Frances, White- Coture Creations.
Stamps - Swirls- FireCracker Designs-Sitting Pretty
                  Yellow flowers- An assorted flower stamp set 
                  Sentiment - Thanks-Studio G
                                         Wishing you...-Crafter's Companion-Summer Stories
To make the starburst / flowers, I placed a small blobs of paint on the card and covered them with cling wrap. Then, starting from the center, I scratched the paint outwards, using a popsicle stick. The cling wrap was gently peeled off and the pearl center was added to the starburst. While the flower was completed by stamping the tiny flower in yellow in the center then adding the pearl.
For the swirls, three different stamps of the same stamp set were used. Paint was applied to the required portions then stamped. The yellow flowers were also stamped with paint and a pearl added.
Here's a closer pic to show the effect. 

What is this technique called ? I would call it the scratch technique. 
Thanks for visiting.
Leanne
I'm entering both cards into challenges at...

8 comments:

Joyce said...

Your floral design is so beautiful. Thank you so much for playing along at CASology this week.

Tracey McNeely said...

Beautiful design. Thank you so much for joining us this week at CASology!.

Mandy said...

Gorgeous card Leanne, so pretty and such a fab technique.
Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
hugs
Mandy xx

Nikki said...

This is wonderful Leanne and I have no idea what the real name is called for creating the flowers but they have great texture to them :) hugs Nikki

suzARTe said...

Lovely card Leanne, what a great technique, worth the many attempts :)

Anita in France said...

Wow, what a creative technique, Leanne ... so much texture and sheen ... just lovely! Thanks so much for coming by my blog and leaving me some sweet words ... I really appreciate it! Anita :)

Dr Sonia S V said...

Leanne how did you get the beautiful shimmery look on the flowers? they look gorgeous

Shirley-Anne said...

Hi there Leanne
AWESOME result whatever the technique is called .
The bright colours chosen make the floral image really pop
Thanks for sharing on Make it Monday