Woo hoo - it's time for another Stampers Anonymous Team Blog Hop! I have had to miss the last few so I am happy to be back!
This month's challenge was to use three of the new 2019-2021 In Colours - Pretty Peacock, Seaside Spray and Rococo Rose. I am loving all of these colours and could not wait to get creating.
But then I stopped in my tracks for a bit as I was unsure where to start as I have all these new stamp sets. Which one should I choose? It's like picking a favourite child!
In the end the Magnolia won out. I was keen to try it in non traditional colours. I was also keen to try out my new blends so it was a win-win.
I stamped the magnolias in memento ink on the whisper white cardstock then added colour with the light and dark blends. I used Rococo Rose for the blooms and light Old Olive and Light Pretty Peacock for the leaves. I framed the flowers with the dark Seaside Spray blends. As always for me it seems, there is a splash of ink of stella for good measure too!
I stamped the sentiment in Pretty Peacock and added dimensionals to lift it. The sentiment comes from Magnolia Blooms stamp set.
I mounted the whisper white onto a thin Pretty Peacock border then to a base card of Seaside Spray.
Hope you like it too!
Hop over to the next blog - Elizabeth Yager
If that doesn't work, here is the full list of participants for you.
- Nicole Stalker
- Meighan Wheller
- Melissa Gifford - you are here!
- Elizabeth Yager
- Kylie Page - Stampers Workshop
- Sharon Wilson
- Kristy Davy
- Marelle Taylor
- Juanita Chong
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Very pretty Melissa.
ReplyDeletethanks Nikki, I appreciate you organising these hops!
DeleteSuch a gorgeous card, Melissa! Beautiful design and colouring! And now I totally want that stamp set! :)
ReplyDeletethanks and oops! You wont regret it tho!
DeleteSuch a pretty and elegant looking card, love your design Mel!
ReplyDeleteI love the colouring on this card Melissa. The outline almost makes the flowers pop off the page. Love it
ReplyDeletethanks for your sweet comments x
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