The Concept Art team at Stampin' Up! has been issuing a set of colors each week to inspire us in our own stamping. I've not had a chance before now to play with the fun color combos they've given out but I had a bit of time to stamp yesterday so I set to 'work'.
The colors this time are Pumpkin Pie, Pale Papaya, Old Olive, Balmy Blue and Misty Moonlight. I decided these colors would work well for a floral card so I pulled out the Blessings of Home set and did some coloring with my Blends for this birthday card. Not terribly innovative but a good floral card is always welcome in my card stash!
I enjoyed taking some time to slow down and color after getting things organized for my classes today. It's always nice to top off a busy work day with some stamping.
This card starts with a Misty Moonlight base and then a layer of Basic White embossed with the Bark embossing folder. A piece of Frayed Grosgrain ribbon is adhered across the front of the card for even more texture.
I stamped the image in Basic Gray for a softer look to the flowers than black would have given me and the using blends I just colored in with basic shading. The flower is cut out with the Stitched So Sweetly dies for a soft scalloped edge. I added some greenery and flower die cuts to the edges and then attached it to the card front with dimensionals.
Finally, I added an embossed sentiment strip popped with dimensionals.
To see the colors each week that the Concept Art team puts out you can follow Stampin' Up! on Instagram and/or follow the hashtag #conceptartcreativechallenge You can also find me on Instagram @didyoustamptoday
Thanks for looking! Did you stamp today?
Stamps: Blessings of Home
Ink: Basic Gray, Versamark
Blends: Pumpkin Pie light & dark, Pale Papaya light & dark, Old Olive light & dark, Balmy Blue light & dark
Paper: Misty Moonlight, Basic White, Old Olive, Pale Papaya, Balmy Blue
Accessories: Bark embossing folder, Stitched So Sweetly dies, white embossing powder, Flowers of Home dies, Frayed Grosgrain ribbon, dimensionals
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