It’s June and Lizy is our hostess over at CAS Colours andSketches this month; she has some super colours and sketches lined up for
you. I hated the first card that I made for this week’s challenge so it ended
up in the bin! I was tired and really
needed to get to bed but had to make something as I don’t have any more free time
this week. And quite surprisingly I loved the second, completely different,
card I made and think it’s one of the nicest I have created for a while even if it was after midnight when I went to bed!
I love the colours Lizy has chosen for us this month and
they work so well together. I ended up CASEing a card I’d seen on Loll’s blog
HERE (that’s probably why it ended up so nice)! I sponged and blended the three
different inks onto a piece of white hammered cardstock. I don’t have any fancy
curved line dies, so for the top layer I simply measured a piece of white linen
cardstock and cut across it at an angle with my craft knife. I cut a piece of
the inked cardstock and adhered it under the top layer leaving a gap. This
piece was then mounted onto an A6 card blank with foam tape. The sentiment was
stamped along one edge and I die-cut a butterfly from a spare piece
of the inked cardstock highlighting the edges with the orange/pink ink. This
has been mounted with some foam tape in the centre and finished with a few
adhesive pearls.
Supplies Used:
Ink pads: Celadon, Cement & Old Rose (Versacolor)
Die: Sizzlits Butterfly #12 (Sizzix)
Snippets: White linen and hammered cardstock, Unknown sentiment stamp, White adhesive pearls
Ink pads: Celadon, Cement & Old Rose (Versacolor)
Die: Sizzlits Butterfly #12 (Sizzix)
Snippets: White linen and hammered cardstock, Unknown sentiment stamp, White adhesive pearls
Thanks for visiting my blog today. I hope you’ll find time to design a
card with these gorgeous colours and enter it into this week’s challenge!
Stef x
Very pretty card Stef, and simple technique but effective, I also enjoyed Llol 's one, so TFS xxx
ReplyDeleteWell late night or not that's a vey beautiful card. Loving this split look that's around at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've blended the colours together and that textured paper is just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Jan said - the colors are gorgeous blended together, and I love the different textures of cardstock!
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