Rubber Romance, Sparkling Flower

Here is my last card in this Rubber Romance card series. I skipped the wall paper and went for a more traditional layered card this time.
The girl is colored with a combination of Stampin Up markers and Prismacolor pencils blended with gamsol and stumps. The pillow she is laying on is paper pieced with the same paper that is in the background. I made large slots to slide 1 inch satin ribbon through just to add a little detail to the card. I inked the chipboard flower with dark brown colorbox chalk ink. Then, I used Versamark and heat and stick powder. I dumped "Twig" glitter all over the flower to make it super sparkly. The large brad in the center has a dot of matching patterned paper stuck to it with a glue dot.
Stamps: Rubber Romance Nay
Inks: Stazon timber brown, blush blossom, pretty in pink, close to cocoa, creamy caramel, chocolate chip, celery, artichoke, cool Caribbean, sage
Paper: soft sky, chocolate chip, Papertrey white, Figgy Basic Grey patterned paper
Accessories: 1 inch satin ribbon from November share, chipboard flower, jumbo brad, 1/2 inch circle punch, dimensionals, horizontal slot punch, gamsol, blending stumps, heat and stick powder, glitter