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A card for twins! using soft and bright Primary Colours for SUO#156

I was asked to create a card for twins- a boy and a girl! How lovely.
I used my sponge daubers to create the background and a very old stamp to create the romper suits - the current framelits were just a bit too large to have both sitting comfortably on the card together.I decided to use a mix of bright and soft colours




I'm not sure if this quite qualifies for the Stampin' Up! Only challenge to use Primary Colours#156 (of any tone,) since Green is not strictly a primary but I'm going to include it as my entry this week anyway. It just needs the green to soften it- and to me green is a basic colour which I use all the time! Lets call it artistic license!

It's easy to create the background using the Irresistibly Floral  DSP. Just add colour in patches  and blend gently together, Keep gradually increasing the depth until you are happy with the overall look.  Wipe over with a tissue or soft cloth and the white design underneath shows through. The paper pack has spots, stripes and florals and is super fun to use. The Mint Macaron Mini striped ribbon is perfect too.




A little wink of Stella and some in-colour enamel shapes and this came together very quickly.

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Thanks for looking,

Liz

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  1. Connie Babbert10 September 2016 at 07:04

    How fun and sweet! Love the sponged background. Thanks for playing along with the SUO challenge this week!

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  2. Julia10 September 2016 at 16:03

    Awww your card is just cutie patootie! Love these enamel embellishments. Don't they finish off the romper suits beautifully. So glad you joined the fun at SUO!

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    1. Lillybet12 September 2016 at 17:14

      Thanks so much Julia, love to see a familiar face on the panel! and yes definitely love the enamel embellishments!

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  3. Julie Gearinger11 September 2016 at 04:40

    This is adorable!! Love the use of the paper for the background as well as your soft sponging of the primary colors!! Thanks for playing with us at SUO Challenges!

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  4. Cindee Wilkinson12 September 2016 at 07:23

    What a great occasion to make this beautiful card. The Irresistibly Floral Designer Series paper the perfect background for a baby card. Thanks for playing along with this weeks SUO Challenge.

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  5. Unknown12 September 2016 at 08:37

    Adorable cards. Love the background with the sponging and sweet baby theme. Thanks for participating in the SUO Challenge. ~Pam

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  6. Mary Brown12 September 2016 at 10:15

    You dotted background is so pretty for your pastel onesies! Thanks for joining the SUO challenge!

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