I used Distress inks on my card (picked raspberry, carved pumpkin and mustard seed)
I masked off an area and used the mini sponge blending tools to aply the colours.
Then I diecut the word Hoera (hurray) from the panel and a few more times from white cardstock.
I inlaid the diecut and stacked the white ones underneath to give it height, but also to make it stand out if you look at it from an angle the white layers will define the contours.Few homemade enamel dots and pearls to help your eye travel across the card.
Stuck the panel down onto a cardbase with tape runner
For more information on the CAS Colours & Sketches Challenge, see this
Very beautiful card!
ReplyDeletexoxo Olga
Very pretty - love the background and the way you did the die cut! Thanks for playing along with us at CC&S!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blending of the colors and perfect balance in the design!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blending of the colors and perfect balance in the design!
ReplyDeleteThese colours look really hot on your card, love it! Thanks for playing at CC&S.
ReplyDeleteGreat colour combo for ink blending and a super job with the inlaid die-cut sentiment. Thanks for joining us at CC&S this week. Stef x
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the colours and I love how you've incorporated intricate detail while keeping it CAS. Thanks for joining us at CC&S this week, Maaike. Caro x
ReplyDeleteStunning card and awesome technique. Love how you have used the CC&S colours and thanks for playing along. Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteI love your use of the challenge colours from CC&S. The die cut looks super and I'm sure you can see the dimension betterin real life. A crisp, fun and funky CAS card. Thanks for joining in this week
ReplyDeleteLouise xx