Showing posts with label Inked Botanicals DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inked Botanicals DSP. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 August 2023

Inked Botanical Cards


For the last of my crafting with this style of card, and the Inked Botanical DSP, I changed to Lost Lagoon. 


Pairing Lost Lagoon with a small amount of Calypso Coral added a lovely 'spark' to the project and of course a little bling to match never hurt!



Pool Party is a lighter shade of Lost Lagoon and worked well for this fringed panel. The same embellishments in a different colour were added to the 'flower' image.


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Wednesday, 16 August 2023

Colour Creations - Week #16 - Calypso Coral



Contributors to this blog hop are all members of Claire Daly's Art With Heart group. We love chatting, crafting and getting together in person. Calypso Coral is the featured colour this week.


Many of the team have commented that it is often easier to use a colour when it is included in a patterned paper (DSP). I found that true this week when I used the Inked Botanicals designer series paper to make some cards. The paper also gives other ideas for colours to use on your creations.



This card uses 4 rectangles with one corner folded back to create a framed middle section. The Inked & Tiled stamp was used as it has rather nice distinctive images. That gives the 'faded out' impression you see here.


INKED & TILED $47

The sentiments are very usable too, don't you think?


I made a few of these cards with the shorter front which allows you to display either a contrasting piece of DSP, or my preference this time, a matching piece.


Lockie likes to sit on top of this cabinet and seems to resent when I wish to use it for photography!



Another Calypso Coral example, this time paired with a coloured panel for the stamped images and white sequins stand out in contrast.



Now it's time to see what the talented Amie

 

If at any time you find a broken link or would like to see a full list of participants, please head to the blog of our host this week Tina Gillespie.