Hello Crafty Friends! I am the hostess of our latest Color Hues challenge and I've chosen the combination of Teal and Orange for you to work with this fortnight. I unintentionally had myself a die cutting marathon, resulting in three cards and four tags to share with you all today. Let's start with the one I posted on the Color Hues blog...
NBUS!
I had enough florals to create this second card.
And because I wanted to dig a bit more
into my NBUS bin I also made this card.
NBUS!
And I certainly couldn't waste the
remaining florals, so tags it was!
Card #1 and #3and began with an ombre' direct ink pad to paper technique with three teal hues of Catherine Pooler dye ink.
Card #1 utilizes die cut florals, an embossed vase and a die cut sentiment.
Card #3 uses sky themed dies, a die cut penguin and a Better Pressed sentiment.
Card #2 utilizes a bunch of leftover florals arranged on a teal panel of cardstock. This small panel was adhered to white cardstock die cut with a cover plate. This entire piece was then adhered to a black card base. The sentiment and shadow were also die cut.
The tags were created with all of the floral bits and bobs leftover along with the same die cut sentiment used on my first card.
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Supplies:
Spellbinders - Fresh Picked Vase Bouquet (NBUS)
Simon Says Stamp - Friend die
Spellbinders - Diamond Plaid embossing folder (NBUS)
The Greetery - Hey Honeycomb Penguin die set
Spellbinders - Rain or Shine die set
Spellbinders - Brighten My Day Sentiments of Wonder BP
The Greetery - Square Dance cover die
Simon Says Stamp - Thanks die and shadow
Catherine Pooler Inks
Thanks for humoring me in this longer than usual post. Do you have a favorite? I'd love to know in the comments.
Please welcome Renate as our Guest Designer for this challenge. I invite you to visit her work as well as those from my teammies on our blog.
Thanks for visiting!
Jules
