Welcome back for Colour INKspiration round #40. This round will be up for 3 weeks so you have quite a while to create a project using this week's inspiration photo and post it to our Facebook page.
The photo this week is very regal with strong colours.
I love the woodgrain, the lines, the ornate ceiling rose, the candelabra, the table and chairs. But I don't love Old Olive ( and I can never get it to look the right shade in my photos), and I don't own Gorgeous Grape ink (so I substituted Highland Heather, though I did have the right cardstock). In the end I made a little set of gift notecards using the Hostess set "Seasoned with Kindness" which has been patiently waiting to get inked up.
The Olive paper used to decorate the front of the pizza box is from the new Frosted Floral DSP which will be in the Holiday Catalogue. It's such beautiful paper it could almost make me love Old Olive......
The Stamparatus was fabulous for positioning the leaves and I was able to stamp off the solid image so that it wasn't too strong, then stamp the lined images several times to get nice dark detail. .......Love my STAMPARATUS!
And of course the Layering Squares thinlints allow you to get just the finest border detail of colour. Much more accurate than just using the trimmer. So many tools to make it easier (Not really faster in my case!)
Next on the hop this week is the talented Kim Oliver, be sure to hop all the way around. It's fascinating to see how everyone interprets the set colours each challenge.
And don't be shy- we love to see how these colours inspire you. Join our Facebook group and post a photo of your project too.
"don't just post online,
post something pretty!"
cheers, Liz
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Wow. Stunning. Love love love. Love the teeny border. Love the leaves. Perfect way to use old olive too. Love the wood textured pots.
ReplyDeleteLiz these are just the cutest note cards ever ... I think I need to make some just like this now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, and what could be better than Old Olive for these leafy creations?
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous collection Liz! Love the little tag details and border...Beautiful! xx
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Elizabeth. I love notecards, and I especially love your notecards. D xox
ReplyDeleteOh wow Liz! I struggled to make one and you just came up with these total stunners! Fabulous! x
ReplyDeletethanks Lou, it took me ages though!!
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