Welcome to a new color challenge from our Design Team at Color Dare. This week we have a 3 color challenge for you. You must use all 3 colors shown in the graphic. Make sure your colors are a close match. See the graphic for the fine print info.
Make any paper craft you like. When you're ready to join our challenge click here.
My project ended up having a tropical feeling to it. At least it feels that way to me even though I wasn't thinking tropical at the time. Anyway, I started with the Irresistible Designs paper and a blending brush to create the pretty blue background. This paper is amazing and comes with 3 different patterns: flowers, leaves and plaid. All you have to do is rub ink over the paper then wipe with a paper towel. This removes the ink on the pattern since it won't stick to the embossed images. Use one color like I did here or use many. It's up to you!
When I stamped the sentiment I wanted to use the other two colors in the challenge. I decided to use a double inked method by inking the stamp the lighter yellow color first. Before stamping I touched the stamp to the orange ink to get the two-tone look you see here.
Next I sorted through my container of Fully Flowering Ephemera pack pieces to see if there was something that fit the color challenge. Lucky me! I found the perfect little flowers to accent the corner of the sentiment layer. I added some ribbon and popped it up on foam. A few gems and I was done!
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Direct link to Color Dare #663 |
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Layered Thoughts |
I love the patterns on the resist papers. They can work their way into any project and wear any color(s) you like! With the 12" x 12" size you have a lot of paper for many projects!
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Irresistable Designs |
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Fully Flowering Ephemera Pack |
- Cardstock: Basic White, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight
- Ink: Balmy Blue, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight
- Embellishments: White Woven Ribbon, Low Profile Sparkle Dots
- Tools: Stampin' Dimensionals, Blending Brush
Fun tropical card! I love that you used the two colors on the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, love how the sentiment panel pops against the pretty blue blended background.
ReplyDeleteFabulous background and I love the split coloured sentiment :)
ReplyDeleteLove how you did the sentiment as well as the pretty BG. To me, these colors are so Miami! lol Very tropical.
ReplyDeleteLove your sentiment technique! Nice use of the colors.
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