Wednesday, 27 October 2021

Highland Heather For Colour Creations Blog Hop





Highland Heather is our colour for week 22, a lovely softer, subtle version of purple. It contrasts beautifully with Gorgeous Grape (darker) and Fresh Freesia (lighter and pinker). The participants in Colour Creations are all Stampin' Up! demonstrators and members of Art With Heart.



Hand-Penned Petals was one of my first picks when the catalogue was released, and it remains a favourite still. Building up the layers gives added interest to this card.

 
Although there is a lovely script to the sentiments included with Hand-Penned Petals, sometimes it's not the right one. That's when Many Messages comes in handy, and I usually stamp out multiples and keep them in a little tub, ready to use.


The Highland Heather ribbon is in the Annual catalogue, and with one selvedge cut off to fray the ribbon and expose the silver thread,  it shows the lovely glitter. I sewed it onto the card, since I had matching thread on my sewing machine at the time.

 

And now it's time to see my lovely friend, Kate Morgan's, beautiful creation.

If you'd like to see a full list of participants, you can click over to Cathy Proctor's blog.





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7 comments:

  1. Rachel that frayed ribbon was the first thing that caught my eye on your incredible card - it looks amazing1

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  2. Stunning card Rachel, I love the curve through the middle of the card

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  3. Oh, beautiful, Rachel! I love the embossed background, the curved piece on your card front, and the divine glimmer of that ribbon! You've coloured the floral focal image so beautifully. Gorgeous card, altogether.

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  4. Love it Rachel and what you have done with the ribbon is amazing.

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  5. Gorgeous soft and feminine colours, Rachel. Such a beautiful layout with the border die, the ribbon and the dark sentiment really pops!

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  6. So pretty, Rachel! The flowers are gorgeously coloured, and I love the effect of the silver ribbon.

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  7. Happiness is definitely evident in your beautiful card Rachel. I love the really soft and pretty colours of the flowers and the frayed ribbon treatment. The white embossed sentiment on black adds a wonderful pop of contrast against the softer colours.

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