I always underestimate how tricky Kristina's colour challenges can be... the colours look so great together in the inspiration piece, but when I try to work with them, it's never quite as easy to get the right balance. So I used a lot of Whisper White in this one... ;) I am happy with the way it turned out though, so it was worth the struggle.
recipe (all SU!): Whisper White notecard; Pumpkin Pie cardstock; Pumpkin Pie striped grosgrain ribbon; Whisper White cardstock; Fall Flair (Hostess level 2) and Wow Flowers (sentiment) stamp sets; Pumpkin Pie and Pacific Point classic inks; Elegant Eggplant and Taken With Teal Stampin' Write markers, 1 1/4" circle punch; Stampin' Dimensionals; Stampin' Sponge.
15 comments:
Those colors look great together and I love the simple design you chose to show them off!
Great job on the challenge! I had a difficult time with the color challenge as well. Thanks for sharing! :)
Wow is this ever perfect you just mastered the color challenge, stunning card, love the layout too!!!!
Gorgeous!! I love how you use this set. Mine is still brand new :)
Your card looks really nice. Just looking at the colors by themselves I wouldn't have guessed how good they look together.
You did a wonderful job! When I looked on her blog, I thought they were really difficult colors. Your card is Beautiful!
Those are difficult colors to work with but you did a great job! I can't believe you come up with those sketches - so awesome!
Amy j
I know what you mean.... ever wondered why I don't participate.lol.
YOU however did a fab job! Love it.
Love the colors, great card!
Carrie
You did a great job with these colors!
Hi Liz! I think you did a GREAT job putting the colors together. Love your card! (just joining here from the SCS Bloggers Group 5. aka stampin8mom)
Cute card!
Wow those are tricky colors! You did it, though-that card looks great.
Cute card! I love the clean, simple look you used.
Those colors look great together! What an awesome job you did of putting it all together. I love how you distressed all the edges to provide more defintion to the shapes!
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