The card I am sharing today is one I made for this week's Crushed Curry Colour Creations blog hop. When I put it together, I was wholly dissatisfied with it, so didn't use it for last night's share. However, I know that even the cards I make, that I don't particularly like, can appeal to someone else, so I will bite the bullet and post it!
I think the reason I dislike this card the most (well, aside from the fact that Crushed Curry is not one of my favourite colours!) is that I stuck a panel on upside down, from my original plan. The black spotty piece is supposed to be on the right hand side, and the coloured-in flowers on the left hand side.
I do like the top part of the card. That background paper, from the Pattern Party Designer Series Paper pack, is gorgeous - and I love the floral die cut. The lovely sentiment also looks very cheery in bold yellow.
Even though this card didn't turn out quite as I'd hoped it would, I think it will still brighten someone's day.
I have listed below all the products I used to make it. If you live in Australia, and would like to shop with me for your Stampin' Up! supplies, you can get to my online store by clicking on any of the thumbnail images below.
This week's Colour Creations blog hop is all about Cinnamon Cider. When this colour was introduced to Stampin' Up!'s range, as an In Color last year, I was very excited. It is different to any other brown in our range. I haven't used Cinnamon Cider as much as I thought I would, so really enjoyed the challenge this week.
My card features the fab new Peaceful Cabin bundle, that I know I'll get a lot of use out of, especially for masculine cards.
I stamped the cabin image onto a piece of the new Cork Specialty Paper. I first stamped it using Saddle Brown Stazon ink, but the image was too orange for my liking. Using my Stamparatus, I lined up the stamp again, and stamped over the top using Jet Black Stazon ink. The result looks more dark brown than black, which is just what I wanted!
The fence has been stamped in Cinnamon Cider ink, on Smoky Slate card, and die-cut. The trees are die-cut from Cinnamon Cider and Basic Gray card.
Next up on tonight's blog hop is the lovely and talented Cathy Proctor. If you click on the button below, you'll be taken to her blog.
If you come across any broken links on the blog hop, or if you would like to see a comprehensive list of everyone taking part this week, you can go to Catherine Proctor's blog. Cathy does a great job every week of co-ordinating our Colour Creations blog hops.
Listed below are all the products I used, to make my card. If you live in Australia, and would like to shop with me for your Stampin' Up! supplies, you can get to my online store by clicking on any of the thumbnail images below.