Kristina Werner has posted another fabulous Colour Inspiration on her website. The colours for this inspiration are:
What a groovy set of colours!
So, this afternoon, while the kids were playing nicely together (if you believe that you will believe ANYTHING ;-)...I sat down to play myself!
The background cardstock is Not Quite Navy. The next layer is Old Olive Prints Designer Series Papers, and it has a white eyelet mounted in each corner. Then there is a layer of So Saffron cardstock. I have inked the butterfly from Garden Whimsy in Bashful Blue Classic Ink, then Rock n' Rolled it in Not Quite Navy Classic Ink, and stamped on Whisper White cardstock. I have then clear embossed the whole image. A frame of Not Quite Navy cardstock is mounted above the butterfly on Dimensionals, and has been faux stitched using a paper piercer and white gel pen. The ribbon underneath the butterfly is White Taffeta.
Have a great weekend everyone!
Sam.
15 comments:
this is so cute sam! must try the rock n rolling technique!
Hey Sam, this is cute. This is another set that's on my list. I'm about to sit myself down and get to work on this challenge too - just gotta get that washing folded and the bed made!
Jo
Love the rock n roll on the butterfly. That is a great stamp to do that with. Sometimes I have to stop myself from doing it over and over. Great card!
Great card! I love the butterfly.
You always do such a great job with Kristina's challenge! Love your card!
Great card! Wouldn't be surprised to see this one in the roundup!
Great card, love the faux stitching!
love your card, that rock and roll technique looks so cool!
great card!
WoooHooo Sam!!! Congrats on making the top ten....you ROCK!!!
yay yourself! well done on top ten!!
Love how you used the colour combo on this beautiful clean layout. Lots of great details too.
Congrats on making the top 10....AGAIN! You go girl! Di :)
Hey Sam, Congrats on making Kristina's top ten again!!! WOO HOO. You card is great and I think the rock and roll really sets it off. Well done. Makeesha x
I love the way you stamped the butterfly. As a beginner, I'm always blown away by the techniques ya'll use. Gorgeous!
Top 10 again! You go girl! Love the rock'n'roll method. :)
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