The challenge this week is a color challenge using these beautiful colors! Let me tell you, it was a challenge for me, only initially.
This is what I created for my inaugural blog challenge! Using the stamp set, Apothecary Art with the coordinating labels framelits, I created an easel card. Do you ever find that making a card (or something) with the recipient in mind, helps the creativity flow? I made this with my mentor in mind. I want to remind her all year that she is fabulous! This is really a beautiful color combo, one that I'll use again.
The sentiment is from a stamp set we received at the 2012 convention. One of the many perks of attending convention, FREE STUFF!
To give my flowers more dimension and to make them stand out, I stamped them again on another sheet, colored them in and cut various of them out, then I popped them up with our dimensionals. I also created small rosettes with the 1 1/4 scallop circle.
Thanks for stopping by! Make sure you check out the Sunday Stamps blog here and come and play with us! We love to see what you create with these colors!
Stampin' Up! items I used to create this:
- Stamp sets: Apothecary Art, I Am...
- Paper: Midnight Muse, Raspberry Ripple, Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White and Polka Dot Parade DSP
- Ink: Midnight Muse
- Other: Pearl Basic Jewels, Stampin' Dimensionals, Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack, Labels Collection Framelits, 1 1/4 scallop circle punch
What a gorgeous card Kathya! I love the dimension you added with the popped up flowers that you fussy cut and the rosettes. Welcome to the Design Team, we're lucky to have you! :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the team, Kathya - and I must say you ROCKED your inaugural post! What a gorgeous rich easel calendar! Love it!
ReplyDeleteKathya welcome to the team! This card is GORGEOUS!!! So much detail and such a neat design. Looking forward to creating with you each week :)
ReplyDeleteWowza! This is gorgeous. I just love the fussy-cut flowers that you popped up. Just fabulous. Welcome to the team! :)
ReplyDeleteThose rosettes are gorgeous! I've tried to make them by cutting a circle and rolling them, but they are always ugly. Great project!
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