Friday, 9 January 2009

Colour Challenge Time

It has been ages since I have participated in one of Kristina's Colour Challenges so I was very pleased with myself to get this one done. We are up to number 37 and here is the inspiration:
The colours we are to use are Old Olive, Baja Breeze (I used Soft Sky as we don't have this colour yet), Chocolate Chip, Pumpkin Pie and Whisper White.

Here is the card I made:

Image copyright Stampin' Up! 1990-2009

Stamp set: Embrace Life and Short and Sweet

Ink: Chocolate Chip and Soft Sky ink pads and Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie Markers

Accessories: Dimensionals, Pumpkin Pie striped grosgrain ribbon, Glossy white cardstock, Soft Sky re-inker and Baby wipes

I used the Soft Sky re-inker and a baby wipe to colour the glossy white cardstock a pale blue colour. I then stamped the image using choc chip ink several times randomly onto the cardstock and coloured it in using the fine tip of the markers. I stamped the same image using the Soft Sky ink onto the card base but only on the bottom half. I added some ribbon at the side and mounted it onto choc chip and then mounted it using dimensionals onto the Soft Sky card base. I then stamped the thankyou greeting using choc chip ink also.

The photo could have been better but I was in a hurry to post it before heading out. Hope you like it.

8 comments:

AMY FLEMING said...

I really like how you have used that stamp set well done on colouring all those leaves :)

Linda Dalke Stampin'Up Demonstrator in Australia said...

Great job Kelly! A Simple but effective card.

Kellie said...

I love your card Kellie, looks fantastic!
xx

Diane Barnes said...

Yay - we both finally did a challenge Kellie! The leaves look great coloured in & a fab bow of course. Lovely!
Have a great weekend. Love Di

Debbie Pamment said...

A very pretty card - love the simplicity and the colouring...

Marie said...

Isn't that a pretty card! Great job with the challenge!

Sherri said...

Very pretty! Love the dimension and your ribbon!

Nikki Schmaltz said...

This is so pretty...simple and so serene. I makes me feel calm just looking at it. Nice job