Colors can be hard for me. I often rely on color challenges or on pulling colors out of a piece of patterned paper. Then if I stumble on a color combo I love, I use it A LOT. My last post said that I was making an effort to get out of my color rut. This card is another giant leap. I love the rich look of the Cajun but I had to figure out what to put behind it. I had all the classic fall colors out to try but it just seemed so heavy. I put the card aside but this little voice kept saying "seaside spray" (that's the light misty blue). I think it works. Not a normal combination for me!!
I hope to see you playing along with us this week at Freshly Made Sketches.
SUPPLY LIST
Stamps: Taylored Expressions Mini Strips - Harvest (without the mini strip die)
Dies: Altenew Hanging Garden Die
Paper: Stampin' Up Cajun Craze, Seaside Spray, Bumblee, scrap of gingham
Other: Stampin' Up Tasteful Textiles Embossing Folder, Studio Katia Bluebell Pearls
I love the color combo! The blue adds a fresh touch. Such a pretty card, Kim!
ReplyDeleteThe way you have placed your colors is wonderful. That B/W check really adds a punch to those beautiful colors. And who doesn't love dies?? Such a pretty autumn card, Kim!
ReplyDeleteYou do amazing things with diecuts! I love to see them on your cards! This white one is beautiful with your fall colors - and that perfect shade of blue! Very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun how we are always challenging ourselves to come up with new ways to craft? I loved hearing your process and the result is amazing! YES! to Seaside Spray, your card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!! I LOVE your use of the pattern paper behind that main image. STUNNING design!
ReplyDeleteWonderful layers and I love the skinny sentiment banner!
ReplyDeleteOh this is such a gorgeous card Kim! I just love that diecut and the mix of patterned paper! Love that sentiment too! Such a pretty fall card!
ReplyDeleteNice card. I like the various patterns of paper you used and the die is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow, that die is stunning and really pops against the background! And I really love the patterns to the sides - so striking!
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