Thursday, April 14, 2022

April Blog Hop


Welcome to another Stampers Anonymous Team Blog Hop! This month we have a Sketch Challenge. You can make the complete circuit and see all the lovely creations by following the links at the end of each post.

I decided on the beautiful Summer Shadows Dies for this sketch. These are both a sneak peak and a returning favourite in our upcoming NEW Annual Catalogue. They were a Sale-a-Bration item last year and now they are back to purchase. I'm very happy because they co-ordinate with the Shaded Summer stamp set, which is a favourite of mine. Anyway, here is my card:


I cut out all the dies in white cardstock and then applied ink colours using the Blending Brushes. This gives a really soft, pretty effect. 
I decided on most of the 2021-23 In Colors for my colour scheme - Pale Papaya, Fresh Freesia, Soft Succulent and Polished Pink, with a 'splash' of Pool Party. I've used the Brick and Mortar 3D embossing folder in the background, for some subtle pattern. 

The sentiment is from Shaded Summer, and I've used some Pool Party Sheer ribbon and a few Iridescent Rhinestones for some sparkle.

Well, that’s all from me. Click on the button below to move to the next stop:


If you happen to lose your way here’s a list of all the participants:
1. Nikki Stalker
2. Melissa Gifford
3. Kylie Page
4. Olivia Liew
5. Marelle Taylor (you are here!)
6. Sharon Wilson
7. Elizabeth Yager
8. Meighan Wheller
9. Amanda Higgins

Marelle

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5 comments:

  1. Absolutely gorgeous card Marelle. So so beautiful.

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  2. This is so pretty Marelle. Love the colour combination. I'm happy these dies are 'coming back' too.

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  3. I love the soft colours you have used here Marelle, it's a gorgeous card.

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  4. Oh wow, I love this! Those soft colours are gorgeous, Marelle! And you've just reminded me that my die set has 'gone missing'. Argh!!

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  5. Love those soft colours you used. I hardly ever make cards in white. You've just inspired me!

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