Here are two more cards for Papertrey Ink’s Stamp-a-faire, posting here strictly for entering the challenges. The remainder of my cards
can be seen in part 1 of my SAF post.
This second card for the mix and match challenge is based on
Dawn’s tutorial on mixing color. I started with a color that I don’t use often,
orange zest, and paired it with some richer autumnal colors. I love how the
card turned out, placing it in my top two along with the make it work card.
To me, those hexagons are colorful leaves, either still in
the tree or blowing through the air. I haven’t quite decided on that yet. When
you open the card, the leaves are in a pile on the ground. Do you think the
recipient will see this card the same way?
As mentioned in SAF part 1, the blue version of the card for
this challenge charmed me, so I decided to make another in shades of pink. I prefer
the blue version, but the embossing on the pink card looks more like stitching.
That might have something to do with me re-inking my VersaMark pad.
Again, thank you Papertrey for this incredible event.
nancy
2 comments:
Nancy these cards are gorgeous! Love the colors in that first card and the second one is so pretty embossed. Well done!
Beautiful cards!!
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