Hey everyone!
It’s Inkspiration time and I have to say I fell in love with this sketch instantly. So many possibilities……I love having lots of options LOL! This time though I wanted to play with a colour I don’t often reach for. I have a few of them you know!! Like Poppy Parade and Bravo Burgundy. Peach Parfait is on this list too and well it ended up being the colour of choice. The verdict~ I love it and will be using it more often.
This weeks sketch~
and my submission~
Don’t you just love this colour combo? So fresh and striking. Of course I would try to turn them into a vintage feel, LOL! I also found a new technique (well I don’t think it’s necessarily new but it’s the first time I did it). I could not find my sponges (have I told you lately I am losing the plot?) so instead of pulling my hair out looking for them I decided to use tissues to sponge the ink on the edges of the CS. It seems to give it a more mottled effect and I love it. If you haven’t done it before have a go!
I do love the effect of embossing in black and then watercolouring on Crumb Cake CS. I especially love doing it with the Elements of Style SS. What do you think? I might have a play later on with other colours. Make some suggestions and I might just make it for you!
Anyway check out the rest of the DT and don’t forget to go to the Inkspirations Challenge Blog to submit your creation!
Cindy Kirsty Makeesha Renée Brandi Carrie Helen Ilina Lee-Anne Marisa |
I LOVE it………………but you knew that already! lol
K
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Absolutely Stunning Kirsty!!!
I love all the detail you have put in and what a beautiful colour combo!
Tammy
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I absolutely love it too Kirsty! This colour combo is so eyecatching, and your card is just fabulous.
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Wow, your bravery with colours has paid off big time, Kirsty – this is AMAZING!! Did you ‘watercolour’ with water, or use blender pens, on the Crumb Cake card? Looks fantastic! Never would’ve thought to use tissues to ‘sponge’ – must try that, too. Oh, you’re just full of inspirational ideas 🙂
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Love your card ~ love the watercoloring too! So did you use water or blender pens ~ this is absolutely stunning! TFS
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This is one gorgeous card you’ve made there! I love the scallop trim around the oval, the watercoloring on kraft and the multicolored sentiment!
Hope you have a great weekend!
Cindy 🙂
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LOVE how you used Kraft as your focal image panel colour! Beyond yummy colour combo and I absolutely love your card 🙂
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This looks amazing Kirsty! The CC background gives the colouring a rich, velvety look. Love your embossing & scallop trim oval. What a much better use you have discovered for a tissue! lol 😉
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Hi love your card, I have never seen the scallop trim boarder done like this, can you tell me how you did it. Cheers.
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It is gorgeous Kirsty!! I’m surprised how the colours really stand out from the Kraft – such a lovely vinatage feel – I’m lovin’ that too at the momment (glad you liked my 56 card and thanks for the the lovely comment 🙂 )
Kim
How on earth did you scallop trim the oval ? Looks stunning!!
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Gorgeous card, love the colours and the border punch really add a delicate touch to it.
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Losing the plot? I don’t think so! Such a gorgeous creation Kirsty!!! I love that colour combo too, and the image stamped up on kraft and coloured is just beautiful! Thanks so much for your inspiration this week! Love Keesh x
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OMG Kirtsy…..my two fave colours….and they are together….thanks for the constant inspiration….you are a wonder
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Stunner, Kirsty. I adore it. You rock this set, sistah.
xo B.
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This is just stunning! What a lovely colour palette, so vibrant and fresh. Great job!
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This is just gorgeous Kristy, can I ask how you did the border around the oval?
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Kristy, this is gorgeous! I laughed out loud about the sponges. If you have an inside cat….follow her around. My cat stills my sponges, plays with them, and they turn up all over.
How did you do the lacey oval frame? The corner punch? What size oval did you start with? Love that! Thanks so much for sharing!
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This is a fabulous card! OMG! I also want tot know….How did you do the lacey oval frame? The corner punch? What size oval did you start with?
Kepp up the great work! kt
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