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Showing posts with label Colour Theory DSP. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 April 2018

AWH April Blog Hop: Retiring Products

Hi!



Tonight the Art with Heart team are sharing creative projects featuring products from the Last Chance Products list. There are lots of products to choose from with retiring stamp sets, inkpads and ink refills guaranteed to be available until 7 May (and all other products while supplies last). Contact anyone on the blog hop to place your last chance order today.

I've chosen to make a card using several retiring products.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Art With Heart, Painted Harvest, Colour Theory DSP, Wood Textures DSP, Lovely Words Thinlits

The first retiring product are the Lovely Words Thinlits. They coordinate with the also retiring Lovely Inside & Out stamp set, which I haven't used today. I selected the 'friend' thinlit for my card, as it paired nicely with the inside sentiment. One of the ribbons I have used in the top corner is also retiring - the 1/8" Gold Ribbon. It's Silver twin is also retiring.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Art With Heart, Painted Harvest, Colour Theory DSP, Wood Textures DSP, Lovely Words Thinlits

The front of the card uses a subtle crackle paper from the Colour Theory DSP Stack. Some of the leaves from the Painted Harvest stamp set were stamped directly to the DSP. Do you ever stamp on DSP? It's a great technique that often gets forgotten. I've backed the word 'friend' with some of the Wood Textures DSP, which is carrying over to the next Annual Catalogue. Yay!

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Art With Heart, Painted Harvest, Colour Theory DSP, Wood Textures DSP, Lovely Words Thinlits

The final retiring products are two of the retiring colours. I've used Chocolate Chip (sob!) as my card base, and also for the centre of the sunflowers. Peekaboo Peach is also retiring. I used it as the top, darker layer of my sunflowers, with Crushed Curry underneath.

There's always some mixed feelings at this time of year - sadness at some retiring favourites, but also excitement over the new stuff about to hit my craft desk. I think this year I'm mostly excited, as there's lots of great stuff on the way.

Now it’s time to hop on over to our next participant, the very talented, Kimberly Hern.  


If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point, you can view the participants below:


Thursday, 15 February 2018

JAI #396: Just Add A Sketch

Hi!

Wowee! What a week! I got hit for 6 last Friday with a gastro bug, and Ive only just got back up on my feet. I don't think I've ever been hit with such a nasty bug. I'm still going slow, but at least I'm going!


Thankfully, I'd had my card for this week's Just Add Ink challenge made a few weeks ago! Kim gave us this fabulous sketch to work with.


I wanted to use my Epic Celebration SAB stamp set to make a card for a teenage boy, so that's where I started.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Just Add Ink, Epic Celebrations, Birthday Wit, Colour Theory DSP

I also grabbed my Colour Theory DSP. I'm not a big fan of the crackled paper, but I think it goes well on a teen boy card. Blue, red and white are a pretty classic boy colour combination, so I paired Real Red with the Dapper Denim/Whisper White DSP. The red adds a bold touch without overwhelming the card.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Just Add Ink, Epic Celebrations, Birthday Wit, Colour Theory DSP

I coloured the kicks with my Real Red Watercolour Pencil. I didn't bother blending or shading too much. To make the white parts of the shoes pop, I outlined the image lightly with my Basic Grey pencil. Apparently keeping the white bits of the shoes white is pretty important for teens - Ada gets the Gumption into hers to keep them pristine!

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Just Add Ink, Epic Celebrations, Birthday Wit, Colour Theory DSP

I wanted to do something a bit different on this inside, so instead of shoes again I used the headphones. I don't like wasting little scraps, so the DSP that was an offcut on the front of the card was used to underline the inside sentiment.

The other girls on the Design Team have made some fabulous cards this week. You can see them, and join in the challenge, over at the Just Add Ink blog. See you there!

Bye for now,

Tina

Monday, 15 January 2018

CASEing The Catty #161

Hi!

EDIT: Oh, wow! Soooo excited that I won the challenge with this card!



I happened to be checking out Facebook last night when the CASEing The Catty crew posted their new challenge. This week they are challenging us to CASE anything from the Sale-A-Bration catalogue. After a quick browse, I decided on the card on the top right of page 16.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, CASEing The Catty, Epic Celebrations, Colour Theory, Embossing Paste, Blends

I don't have the stamp set that was used to create the card in the catalogue (Amazing You), so I decided to use another SAB set, Epic Celebrations. I'm totally loving this set!

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, CASEing The Catty, Epic Celebrations, Colour Theory, Embossing Paste, Blends

I started by applying some Silver Embossing Paste through the brick wall mask to the Old Olive card base. The trainers, headphones and guitar were stamped and coloured with Blends. A little trick with the trainers is to go around the outside of the rage with a light marker. In this case I used the Light Crumb Cake Blend. This makes the white on the trainers stand out more.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, CASEing The Catty, Epic Celebrations, Colour Theory, Embossing Paste, Blends

Don't the dots make a great background for the rest of the images in this set? I think so!

Bye for now,

Tina

Monday, 9 October 2017

Eclectic Colour Theory

Hi!

One of the DSP pack that is included in this month's Buy 3 Get 1 Free sale is the Colour Theory DSP stack. It's a great little 6x6 inch stack, that has lovely graduated colour pages. You can see the Old Olive paper behind the diamond grid die cut section in this card.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Oh So Eclectic, Eclectic Layers, Happy Birthday Gorgeous, Colour Theory DSP, Layered Leaves

I recently purchased the Oh So Eclectic bundle and this was the first card I made with it. Do you ever buy a stamp set, die set or bundle just for one item? Sigh.... I have! In this case, I purchased the bundle just for that diamond grid die. I have come to love the rest of the bundle though.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Oh So Eclectic, Eclectic Layers, Happy Birthday Gorgeous, Colour Theory DSP, Layered Leaves

There's lots of layers on this card - 6, not counting the flowers and leaves on the top. The colour combo of Fresh Fig, Old Olive and Very Vanilla is one I hadn't tried before, but I'm really loving it. What do you think?

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Oh So Eclectic, Eclectic Layers, Happy Birthday Gorgeous, Colour Theory DSP, Layered Leaves

Bye for now,

Tina

Monday, 11 September 2017

Lift Me Up With Colour Theory

Hi!

Today's card is a quick and easy one that I made to show off the gorgeous ombre papers in the Colour Theory DSP Stack. I love the ombre look, and while it's not difficult to achieve the look yourself with some cardstock and a sponge brayer, there are times when it's easier to just grab for the DSP.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Lift Me Up, Butterfly Basics, Colour Theory DSP

I was after a bit of a sunrise effect with the background, so I arranged my Crushed Curry DSP so that the darker section was at the top, rather than at the bottom like I usually do. I think I stamped my sentiment too close to the bottom, but that's because I completely forgot to stamp it until I'd adhered the Crushed Curry DSP to the base using Dimensionals. Those little suckers really grip! Rather than trying to remove the whole lot, I just removed the one under the sentiment and replaced it with a new one after I'd stamped.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Lift Me Up, Butterfly Basics, Colour Theory DSP

I kept the rest of the card nice and simple - just the little scattering of balloons and clouds.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, Lift Me Up, Butterfly Basics, Colour Theory DSP

I think this would be a great card for those times where you need to whip up a card in a rush. What do you think?

Bye for now,

Tina