I made one more card for the 8th day of Summer School with My Favorite Things, this time using the secondary colors from the color wheel of orange, green and purple. As a coincidence, orange, lime green and grape (purple) are some of my favorite flavors of POPSICLES! :)
I borrowed the LJD You’re the Sweetest set from my friend Kirsty this week, and had some fun. The popsicles were stamped with Limelight, Lavender Fields and Orange Zest premium dye inks, and then I applied Glossy Accents over each one for a frozen shine. I also used the dye inks to create my watercolor panel behind the popsicles after I stamped it with the new BG Balloon Strings background stamp. I stamped in Versarmark, then heat embossed with detail white embossing powder and used a water brush to apply the inks. This panel was cut with the Pierced Rectangle STAX Die-Namics. I think the strings look cool sideways like this… kinda’ makes you think of waves of summer heat? On the Smooth White card stock background panel that was cut with Blueprints 13 Die-Namics I used white embossing paste and the Large Polka Dots stencil. I stamped the sentiment in Steel Grey hybrid ink on a flag cut with the Blueprints 12 Die-Namics. The popsicle sticks were die-cut with In the Buff card stock, and I sponged a little Natural hybrid ink on them for definition.
The layout for my card is from the My Favorite Things sketch #238 for this week.
Well, that’s all for me this week for Summer School at My Favorite Things! I sure wish Summer School had been this fun 30 years ago! (Yes… had to go once when I didn’t pass Geometry! And I said back then, and I still say it now… I will never need Geometry in my life! LOL)
Thanks for stopping by today!
3 comments:
Love these bold and vibrant colors Tammy, and the subtle dimension you added to the background panel with embossing paste is a nice touch!
great colors and such a fun take on the sketch! thanks so much for playing along with MFT Wednesday Challenge!
such a delicious card, Tammy! those popsicles are great and so is the background.
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