Wednesday, August 12, 2020

AWHT COLOUR CREATIONS SHOWCASE - WEEK 11: COASTAL CABANA


This week's Colour Creations Showcase, hosted by Catherine Proctor, is focussing on Coastal Cabana.  Cathy has a comprehensive list on her blog of all the participants in this week's creative share.  We hope you will check out everyone's creations, for some ideas to use this lovely light greeny-blue.

My card uses this colour combination, suggested by Stampin' Up!  I love it, especially for a masculine card.



I have used Sailing Home, and the co-ordinating Smooth Sailing dies, to make a nautical-themed card.  I found my Coastal Cabana inkpad throws a lot more green than the colour of my Coastal Cabana cardstock, but I think it works okay, since I have another green in the mix.  I used a blending brush to apply Coastal Cabana ink to my die-cut Whisper White panel.  I lightly stamped a horizontal line stamp, from The Right Triangle, randomly over the blended ink, to give the impression of water (rather than the yachts floating on an inky blob).  The yachts were stamped in Basic Gray ink on Whisper White card, then coloured using Watercolor Pencils and a Blender Pen.  I've used a few different colouring mediums on this card ... inkpads, Watercolor Pencils, and Stampin' Blends.  The ribbon on the card is Whisper White Crinkled Seam Binding, coloured with my Light Bermuda Bay Stampin' Blends marker.



The sentiment is stamped on a scrap of Coastal Cabana Designer Series Paper, from the Brights collection.  I like that the woodgrain pattern, horizontally, looks like waves.

On the Pear Pizzazz panel, I repeatedly stamped (second generation, or stamped off, to give a slightly lighter impression than at full-strength colour) the compass image from Sailing Home.  I then added a die-cut rope frame, using Pear Pizzazz cardstock, and Smooth Sailing dies.




This view gives you a closer look at the "waves" created using The Right Triangle stamp.
 Please forgive that my poor eyesight didn't notice that there were straggly card fibres on the die-cut yacht!  I have cleaned them up now, but unfortunately didn't notice them when photographing the card.




Listed below are all the Stampin' Up! products used to make this card.  They are available to purchase from my online store ... if you live in Australia, I'd love for you to shop with me.  You can get to my online store by clicking on any of the the thumbnail images below.

Don't forget to check out the list of friends taking part in tonight's Colour Creations Showcase.  You can find it here.  We hope you'll hop around our blogs, and leave some comment love if you feel inspired!


Product List
Blender Pens
[102845]
$21.00

12 comments:

  1. Christine this is such a great masculine card with a colour combination I love. All the little details like the rope frame really make this such a special card - thank you for sharing your gorgeous Coastal Cabana card with us tonight xx

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  2. There's so much to love about this card! The rope borders, the inked and stamped ocean, the coloured seam binding, just to name a few. Fabulous masculine card!

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  3. Gorgeous card Christine, lovely use of this colour.

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  4. Lovely Masculine Card Christine.

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  5. Your card is stunning Christine (as is its pair that I spied on FB this morning). I love CC paired with Pear Pizzazz and you have done it justice. I really love the depth and dimension you have been able to create through your stamping, embossing, diecutting, colouring, sponging, etc.

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  6. Christine, there are so many wonderful details on your fabulous card. The colour combination is really different, but the two greens work so well together. The rope trim is so effective. This is a great card - I love it!

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  7. Beautiful, Christine, I wouldn't think to put these 2 shades of green together, but wow, it really works well.

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  8. Fabulous card Christine, I love all the little details - so many special touches!

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  9. Great use of colour on your card Christine. I love all the extra touches of the rope border and the gems.

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  10. Such a gorgeous card Christine and all of the detail is just beautiful! Is wonderful!

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  11. Another beautiful card love. I especially love how the DSP the sentiment is on does look like waves as does the Coastal Cabana with the Old World Paper folder

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