Happy Friday folks! It's time for a new challenge over at Just Add Ink and this week Patrice has given us a cool colour combination to work with.
I absolutely love the new Lemon Lime Twist, its so fresh and unlike any of the other greens in the Stampin Up colour palette.
I absolutely love the new Lemon Lime Twist, its so fresh and unlike any of the other greens in the Stampin Up colour palette.
These colours screamed a masculine card to me, so that's where l went combining them with the yummy new Burlap background stamp and Marquee messages.
I really wanted to add some sparkle. In an understated way of course, being masculine and all. So l used some rubbing alcohol and a few drops of Lemon-Lime Twist reinker and brushed it over some scraps of Dazzling diamonds & the old pale silver glimmer papers using various layers to get the colours l wanted.
Once it was dry l punched a heap of little circle dots with the handheld punch and used the white gel pen to colour the remaining spots and added a drop of fine tip glue to those.
That card is awesome! Love the colours and the dyed glimmer paper!
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect card for these colours, and I love the little details of dyed glimmer paper - adds that extra special touch. xx
ReplyDeleteYou are so patient to stick down all of those little punchies! They give a great effect on your card, so the effort was certainly worth it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great masculine card Nikki. The marquee sign elements look awesome in Lemon Lime (especially the sparkly bits ;) and I love how the burlap looks in the background! So textured! xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a brilliant male card Nikki! Such a fantastic design with the layers of white and the interest of the burlap and your inky glimmer dots give the perfect impression of metal work. So clever!! xx
ReplyDelete"Understated masculine sparkle" - I love it!! Fab card, love the burlap background! Kelly x
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Nikki! I love how you've used these colours - I think they're an awesome combo. You've made them combine perfectly!
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