Time for this week's Colour Creations Blog Share. This week it's Night Of Navy, which recently got shifted to the Neutrals colour family. It makes sense if you think about things like clothing - navy items are often used as a neutral with other items.
I started my card by using my sponge brayer to colour the bottom corner of the card. I then used my Aqua Painter to drip and then flick some water over the coloured area. You can see the difference - the drips are big and round, while the flicks are much smaller. It's a fun way to add interest to a block of colour.
The flowers from Incredible Like You are stamped in Berry Burst. I didn't stamp off the colour - the more solid stamp in the two stamp pair is designed to transfer less ink to the card, giving a lighter shade. So clever! The leaf stamps are the same design as the flower. I stamped them in Old Olive, which incidentally, is next week's colour.
I recreated a mini version of the front on the inside. I realised after I'd stuck everything down that I'd forgotten to do the water flicks over the Night Of Navy. Oops!
Why not head on over to Catherine's blog, where you can see the rest of this week's Night Of Navy cards?
Bye for now,
Tina
Wow! That card is fabulous. Amazing blending with the sponge work and I adore the droplets in the background.
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful card Tina.
ReplyDeleteTina, I absolutely love your card. I love the effect you have ended up with after sponging and then using the aqua painter - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Card Tina, and I love that effect. Thank you for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteOh so gorgeous, just love how you've brayered the colour in one corner and faded it up! You've done great with those flowers too ;)
ReplyDeleteThe brayering is a very striking finish, especially in just one corner. I like the way it makes the flowers pop!
ReplyDeleteOh Tina I love the look your brayering gives to your card! Thank you for hopping along this week!
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