This month we are focusing on the Color Theory Product Suite. There are a ton of great products in this suite. I have used a few of the images/sentiments for my projects this month.
Let's get started.
My first card is simple serene card. I used the branch and flower images from the set. I stamped all of the flowers in Powder Pink and the little stems were stamped in Sweet Sugarplum (it's hard to see that in the photo). I die cut these flowers with the coordinating thinlits. I also cut flowers out of vellum to layer on top of the stamped flowers. It just softens the flowers a bit. The base layer of the card is one of the sheets from the Color Theory Designer Series Paper Stacks. (Say that 5 times fast, haha!). I finished off the card with some pearls.
My next card is almost the complete opposite of the first card. It's a little wild and crazy. I decided to try something different with the embossing paste.
I smeared a bunch of paste on top of the Pool Party cardstock (as shown in the photo on the left). I waited for it to dry a bit. Then with my aqua painter, I dipped it in the ink of my choosing and added lots of splatters to the embossing paste. In the end you come out with a funky piece of artwork!
To not take away from that, I kept the rest of the card simple. I added one of the great sentiments from the set, the lovely Adirondack chair from the thinlits and some ribbon and rhinestones.
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Great cards! Both I like very well.
ReplyDeleteThat with the paste I have to try ;)
ohhhh love the vellum on those flowers!!! And you are wild girlie!!! very cool and fun!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful cards! :)
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done with the embossing paste! Great cards!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are gorgeous! And I can't wait to try out that embossing paste technique :)
ReplyDeleteAaah, I have to try the second! A great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove them both! The embossing paste is so cool!
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