I was tempted to make a masculine card with these colours, but am in need of "happy anniversary" cards at the moment, so decided to make a rather rustic-looking anniversary card.
Using the shaving foam technique, that I've latched on to a bit of late, I created a background panel with Lucky Limeade, Night of Navy (as I don't have Midnight Muse - must rectify that!) and Crumb Cake re-inkers.
Stamps: Easy Events, Teeny Tiny Sentiments
Card: Crumb Cake, Lucky Limeade, Midnight Muse, Whisper White
DSP: Print Poetry Designer Series Paper stack
Ink: Midnight Muse stampin' pad, Crumb Cake stampin' pad, marker and re-inker, Lucky Limeade stampin' pad, marker and re-inker, Night of Navy re-inker
Other: 2 1/2" Circle punch, Perfect Pennants Bigz die, Midnight Muse stitched satin ribbon, Crumb Cake taffeta ribbon, Lucky Limeade ruffled ribbon, sponge daubers, Stamp-a-ma-jig, glue dots, shaving foam
The rest of the Design Team at Just Add Ink have come up with some great creations for this colour challenge. We'd love to have you play along with us!
This is so cute and I love that background!
ReplyDeleteShaving Cream background looks fantastic on this card Christine
ReplyDeleteChristine this is a fab technique one I think I'll have to learn!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to catch up with you next week :)
That is another lovely card with that shaving foam technique, it just looks so great! well done.
ReplyDeleteI don't think you have used this technique in a colour l don't like yet! Love it in this combo. xxx
ReplyDeleteA little rustic and very sweet :) The swirly background really catches the eye and I love the multi coloured knot too!
ReplyDeleteYippee to catching up next week :)xxx
What a sweet anniversary card, Christine! Your shaving cream background is exceptionally rich in color and very pretty. And that stamp with the two birds is adorable. Really love this!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Christine. I think that script DSP is my favourite pattern in the stack. You've showcased it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking this combination of colours for this technique is my favourite! Love the sweet little image you've used for your Anniversary card Christine!
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