Wednesday 26 October 2022

Colour Creations - Week #26 - Highland Heather




The participants in AWH Colour Creations Blog Hop are all Stampin' Up! demonstrators and members of Art With Heart. We love to Blog Hop sharing all the Stampin' Up! Colours. This week we are sharing Highland Heather.




Needing some thank you cards in a hurry meant mass-production was the way to go. Strips of card in Polished Pink, Parakeet Party & Highland Heather were texture embossed. Unfortunately, I discovered that die cutting squares after texture embossing does tend to flatten it out. For this reason, I re-did the Highland Heather squares as that was the important colour, and message.


The multi-lingual texture embossing folders are favourites of mine. This one is Thanks from the Thanks & Hello duo. Stylish Shapes dies are another basic item you must have.


Flowering Tulips was my chosen stamp set this week and this is my time-saving tip. If you are stamping flowers in the same colour, mount them on the same block to stamp at the one time.


If you position them far enough apart, you can also die cut them at the same time. I stamp and die cut multiples to create bouquets, or single blooms like here.



Next Art With Heart team member is our lovely, talented Tina Gillespie

If at any time you find a broken link, please head to the blog of this week’s host of the AWH Colour Creations Blog Hop, Cathy Proctor, and she will have the list of all participants.






 

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7 comments:

  1. Cathy Proctor26 October 2022 at 20:26

    Rachel, I have to laugh! I also discovered this week that die cutting squares after adding layers flattens the layers out – I didn't have time to start again so the layers on my cards are very flat. Thanks for the time saving tip for stamping and die cutting more than one flower. I love the layout and colour combination of your cards.

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  2. CHRISTINE BLAIN26 October 2022 at 20:34

    Such a fun colour combo, Rachel (it brought to mind lollipop, or bubblegum, colours). Yes, I've learnt the hard way to die cut a shape first, then dry-emboss it! Great tip, for stamping and die-cutting the tulips - thanks. Your cards are lovely. x

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  3. Tina26 October 2022 at 20:57

    Oooh, these are wonderful! Such a simple, but gorgeously effective design. I love them so much. Great tips for the stamping and die cutting. I never seem to stamp them far enough apart to cut in one go!

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  4. Anonymous26 October 2022 at 21:35

    A gorgeous set of cards Rachel. I love this layout with the embossed squares, the single stem tulip and the die cut sentiment. Using the ‘Thanks’ EF to reinforce the sentiment is great. Xxx

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  5. Anonymous26 October 2022 at 21:36

    The previous comment is from Andrea xxx

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  6. theresa27 October 2022 at 13:14

    Such a striking card Rachel. Love the colour combo. Ditto to the remember to die cut first then emboss. I did the same lol!

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  7. Kate Morgan28 October 2022 at 13:05

    Such fun colours for your thank you cards, Rachel. This is great layout for mass producing cards and the sentiment looks great too!

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