Lacy stamps, lacy die-cuts, lacy punches and a whole lotta purple (aka Wisteria Wonder in SU-speak!). Making it monochromatic helps keep it in line.
This next card adds some orange (Pumpkin Pie) and yellow (Daffodil Delight) which may seem a little dissonant, but somehow it all works. Trying "odd" color combos is fun. After all, its only paper.
The bird is hand cut, from a quick sketch I did on some scrap paper. I cut the orange die-cuts and the white border punched pieces in half to use above and below the center orange strip - saves time and stretches out your supplies (not that I'm in any danger of running out of that!).
This next card adds some orange (Pumpkin Pie) and yellow (Daffodil Delight) which may seem a little dissonant, but somehow it all works. Trying "odd" color combos is fun. After all, its only paper.
The bird is hand cut, from a quick sketch I did on some scrap paper. I cut the orange die-cuts and the white border punched pieces in half to use above and below the center orange strip - saves time and stretches out your supplies (not that I'm in any danger of running out of that!).
It's fun to try a different style than you're used to....stretches your brain cells and keeps things interesting.
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Beautiful! I like them both, but especially, the one with the bird.
ReplyDeleteLisa, I love your style! Sometimes I am afraid to add "more"! Love the orange & yellow, two of my favorite colors!
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