Hello and welcome to week 46 of the colour creations blog-hop. we are featuring Smoky Slate this week. Although this is a lovely Neutral Colour, part of the Neutrals Collection I still have trouble using it. I teamed Smoky Slate with Basic Gray for my card this week and was happy with the results.
So I started with a Basic Gray card base added the Smoky Slate layer. Then added the 2 triangles in Basic Gray topped with the beautiful Abigail Rose DSP which is in Smoky Slate. I then stamped the 2 flower in the same DSP and cut them out with the dies from the Cottage Rose Bundle. I added a little extra colour by cutting out the leaves in Garden Green. I stamped the Happy Birthday from the same set on the slant and finished off the front with the Iridescent Rhinestone.
Placing the rhinestones either side of the sentiment and then a few more on the DSP. I mirrored the layering on the inside of the card, and keeping is simple I stamped the message using Smoky Slate Ink.
All the items used in this week project can be found in the 2022-2023 Annual Catalogue. If you would like the know more about these product of the project please feel free to contact me either by Email, PM or phone.
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Your triangles add great visual interest to your card, Di. I really like the angle of your sentiment too.
ReplyDeleteI do like the sentiment running between the two triangles, really striking. Snap with the DSP, good choice!
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Di. I love the way you have used the Smoky Slate Abigail Rose DSP in 2 triangles then adding the smaller flowers on top. xxx
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card Di and I love the orientation of the sentiment for a change.
ReplyDeleteAvery elegant card Di. Totally agree with others about the design and your use of the triangles.
ReplyDeleteGreat card Di! Very elegant colours and layering - even the inside is so lovely with that double border.
ReplyDeleteLove the split panel look Di, and looking very elegant too.
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