This week's star colour, for our Colour Creations blog hop, is Misty Moonlight. We have this beautiful blue in Stampin' Up!'s range until mid-2022; it is one of the six In Colors that will retire when the current Annual Catalogue ends.
I have used a couple of patterned papers (from the Harvest Meadow Designer Series Paper pack) that feature Misty Moonlight.
On the panel at the top (the paper that looks a little wallpaper-like), I splattered some ink using my Dark Misty Moonlight Stampin' Blends marker, by flicking the brush tip nib against the inside of the lid.
The sentiment, from the Many Happenings stamp set, was stamped in Versamark ink on Misty Moonlight card, then heat-embossed with white embossing powder. I used the Messages Die to cut it out. The glimmery butterfly was cut, using a Brilliant Wings Die, from a piece of Ombre Specialty Paper. It is described as Night of Navy, but the lighter part of the ombre pattern nicely complements Misty Moonlight. Blue Adhesive-Backed Gems bring a bit more sparkle to an otherwise rustic-looking design.
Next up on tonight's blog hop is Rachel Palmieri. If you click on the button below, you will be taken to her blog.
If you come across any broken links, or would like to see a comprehensive list of all participants in this week's blog hop, head over to Catherine Proctor's blog. Cathy does a great job co-ordinating our shares every week. We are going to take a break over Christmas/New Year, and will be back to continue our regular blog hops from 5th January.
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Oh wow, I love the cottage feel of this card, Christine. I adore this colour and you have used it beautifully with the different DSPs. The stamping on the crumb cake card is just lovely & framed perfectly with the scalloped dies.
ReplyDeleteChristine, you and Theresa are both channeling the same gorgeous bow! Love this rustic colour combination and the way you've used the different DSP patterns. The blue adhesive gems look great on the card too x
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Christine. I love your combination of DSPs with the stamped Crumb Cake panel. The addition of the shimmery ombré butterfly and the blue gems are delightful. All so gorgeous. Xxx
ReplyDeleteThose papers provide a beautiful backdrop to your stamped panel Christine. Love the shimmery butterfly too.
ReplyDeleteChristine, you have showcased Misty Moonlight so beautifully. Teaming it with my favourite neutral of Crumb Cake was a great idea - I just love the combination.
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