Welcome to August’s Colour Combo Blog Hop. I was slightly intrigued as how I was going to use this months choice of colours, especially as Blackberry Bliss and Merry Merolt are both dark colours. Once I got my creative thinking cap my mind just kept on racing.
Welcome if you’ve just joined me from Elisabeth’s blog and her lovely creations using this colour combo, hop back if you haven’t or just continue around the hop and complete the circle.
As you can see from my finished card above I managed to tone down the colours down with my aqua painter.
Firstly I wetted the Watercolour Paper before adding my colours – Pool Party, Merry Merlot and Blackberry Bliss (in that order). When I was happy with the results I used Chase Your Dreams Framelits to cut out feathers of varying sizes and the main dream catcher element.
I then arranged them on the card adhering with the Stampin’ Up!s Fine-Tip Glue Pen, and added a few Pearls from the Share What you Love collection.
I hope you like my creation – all supplies used to created this card can be ordered via my Online store here.
Don’t forget to leave me a comment below, before you continue hoping on over to see what Sandra has created with this Color Combo 🙂
Suexx
Sue
McDonald (UK) You are here!!!
McDonald (UK) You are here!!!
What a great card!
Thanks for joining!
Greets Elisabeth
Wonderful card design. I love the way the colors blend together. Great technique 🙂
Amazing card! The blended colours are fantastic
A very nice Card.
Bist wishes from Leipzig. Rene
http://Stempeln-mit-Rene.de
love the dimensions and coloring on this card. TFS
Wow, what a fantastic use of the color combo! I'm always afraid of the deep colors like Merry Merlot and Blackberry Bliss, but your sponging really keeps them approachable. Thanks for sharing 😀
I love how you worked out this color gradient – this looks really great!
Thanks for sharing to us! Kind regards, Brigitte
Beautifull idea – i like this stamp set it is so special!
Thanks for sharing!
Best regards from Austria
Tanja
So cool. So soft. like a feather 🙂
creative regards
Sandra