Stamp, Ink, Paper Challenge #110 - Primary Colours with Beautiful You


Hi Everyone,

Welcome to our challenge this week at Stamp, Ink, Paper




I've used the Beautiful You stamp set coloured with Watercolour pencils and cardstock of Whisper White, Pacific Point and Real Red.  The Ribbon is some retired Daffodil delight satin from my stash.  The White background has been embossed with the Garden Trellis embossing folder.




The greeting used is also from the Beautiful You stamp set and its been punched out with the new shaped Label punch.






The pic below shows the greeting more closely.  I've used Daffodil Delight and Real Red Inks.




Thanks so much for joining us this week at the Stamp, Ink, Paper challenge.  We look forward to seeing your creations in our gallery this week.  Have a great day.


Best wishes,


Carolyn xx

Comments

  1. Jenny HallAugust 3, 2017 at 9:07 AM

    Very nice use of this stamp! The ribbon is awesome! Well done, Carolyn.

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    1. Carolyn LindenmayerAugust 6, 2017 at 11:28 AM

      Thank you so much Jenny, these were difficult colours for me to combine

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