Cherry Cobbler, Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso.
Not a color combination I would have reached for on my own. But it is a recommended Creative Combination on the new Stampin’ Up! Color Coach. And I think the colours work well together, don’t you?
This brand new tool is an awesome addition to my stamping. When my creativity is in a rut, I can reach for the Color Coach, select one of the colour combos highlighted and half the card designing work is done. Be sure to add a Color Coach to your next order.
I am loving my new catalogue products. This card uses the new Elegant Lines embossing folder for the Big Shot to add texture to the Cherry Cobbler cardstock. I didn’t want to cover up very much of the cardstock so I created an Early Espresso Scallop Rectangle with the Big Shot Clearlit.
After stamping the “thanks” greeting from Fabulous Phrases, I added a Daffodil Delight flower to the tag. To make the flower, I punched six circles from Greenhouse Gala designer series paperBoho Blossoms punch. I scrunched each flower up before layering the punched pieces and making a hole in the middle of the pile. I inserted an Antique Brad to the center and adhered the flower to the card with a stampin’ dimensional. Right now, these brads are my favorite new catalogue product. So pretty!
I assembled the card and adhered it all together including a length of Daffodil Delight 5/8″ grosgrain ribbon.
Hope you like it!
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Stamps: Fabulous Phrases ($32.95 Clear, $46.95 Wood, Set of 30, Page 149 of the Catalogue)
Inks: Early Espresso
Paper: Early Espresso, Cherry Cobbler, Daffodil Delight, Whisper White, Greenhouse Gala Designer Series Paper
Big Shot: Elegant Lines Embossing Folder (page 214), Scallop Rectangle Clearlits (page 211)
Punches: Boho Blossoms
Other: Antique Brads, Daffodil Delight 5/8″ Grosgrain Ribbon
Color Coach
$18.95, #121620 English, #122228 Multi Language
Page 165 of the Idea Book & Catalogue
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Beautiful card! I don’t think I would have tried that color combo either, but it looks great. I love the vintage brad in the center of your flower. TFS!