Tuesday's challenge is a color challenge. This is the inspiration:
And here is how Kim took on the challenge -
I drew inspiration from the flower for this card. When I saw the picture, I immediately dug
into my stash and grabbed my Hero Arts Flower Stencil and began inking it up on
a piece of Tim Holtz Watercolor Paper.
The stencil is inked with Distress Inks -- Fossilized Amber, Cracked
Pistachio and Mermaid Lagoon as shown.
Distress Inks blend beautifully on watercolor paper. I applied Perfect Pearl to the ink while still
wet and buffed to a shine with a soft paper towel. The sentiment is from (CAS-UAL Fridays) and
stamped with Versafine Onyx Black Ink. I
cut both the green and watercolor cardstock with Stampendous Fitted Frames
B. Adhere to a A2 size cardstock and add
embellishments.
Here is Robbie's card -
Love
these fresh colors! So much you can do
with it. I went the route of using some
Stampin’ Up framelits and other supplies to create my card. Using the Flourish framelits and Night of
Navy card stock cut out the edge piece.
Then use Cucumber Crush card stock to cut out the leaf spray. Next use the Flower Fair framelits to cut out
the larger flower from Marina Mist and cut the smaller flower from Crushed
Curry. The last element is the butterfly
cut from Bermuda Bay card stock using the Sunshine Wishes framelits. Apply a dot of Tombow Multipurpose liquid
glue to the back of all the framelits in various spots. Set aside to dry. Take a scrap of Whisper White card stock and
using the Sentiment in Garden in Bloom stamp it with Night of Navy. Cut the card stock down to size and use a
sponge dauber to ink the edges. Using a piece of Whisper White card stock that
measures 4” x 5 ¼”, take the leaf spray and apply it to your card stock. Attach the border over the leaf spray along
the bottom of the card stock and cut down to size if necessary. Attach the larger flower to the top of the
leaf spray. Apply the smaller flower in
the center of the larger flower. The
butterfly is attached to the card stock in the upper left hand corner. Use SNAIL adhesive to attach the sentiment to
the upper right hand corner. The card
stock is attached to the Whisper White card base with Stampin’
Dimensionals. All supplies are Stampin’
Up. Here is the completed card. ~ Robbie
I love the feeling of summer shown in both of the cards. If you do the challenge, you can use two or three or all of the colors.
Denise
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