Island Indigo #2
Today's card is brought to you by the Colour Challenge at Less is More this week (to use 3 colours), and my Color Coach! Island Indigo, Pool Party & Calypso Coral are the suggested colours. They look lovely and fresh together I thought so a CAS card was the way to go.
The Colour Challenge at Less is More this week is to use 3 colours together so these are the ones I am using.
PS - can anyone who photographs white cards often tell my why my cards
seem to throw a 'yellow' tinge??? It is driving me crazy!
Anyway, a bit about the card. I used Papillon Potpourri and inked the butterfly in Pool Party. I then got my Island Indigo marker and drew vertical lines on every second linear pattern. I did this six times and punched out my butterflies.
I also punched the same shape three times from some vellum card stock. I layered the butterflies to make them a bit 3D. The vellum layer is in the middle of the Pool Party/Island Indigo layers.
I stamped the antennae onto the card in Calypso Coral and stamped the sentiment. My butterflies were adhered with Stampin' Dimensionals.
I really like how this card came together....the butterflies were a bit of an accident...I was trying to draw a chequered pattern with the two tones and my marker slipped to make a vertical line....I stamped it to see how it would look and it looked COOL! :)
I love those happy accidents. :)
Cheers
Alison xx
Materials used:
Stamps - A Dozen Thoughts, Papillon Potpourri
Ink - Pool Party, Calypso Coral, Island Indigo Marker
Cardstock - Whisper White, Vellum
Accessories - Rhinestone Jewels
Tools - Elegant Butterfly Punch
Alison what a clean and effective colourscheme!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Less is More Challenge this week
Anne
LIM Designer
Love, love, love the butterflies and colour combo! Cheers Donna Z :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks simply terrific Alison!
ReplyDeleteI try to alter the colour of my pics in Picasa, not always successfully but they look a lot better than the original picture when I've finished!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"