I thought I'd try out a new die set from Altenew called Fresh Flowers for the challenge at Color Hues where my friend Bonnie (their newest team member) has chosen Coral and Yellow.
I picked out PTI Melon Berry and an unidentified yellow cardstock and added dimension to the flower centers with a darker shade of ink. The leaves are cut from PTI Soft Stone and the background embossing is an Altenew folder called Always Sunshine. I really like this set and can see making the flowers in a variety of colors.
Since this is the first showing of this set I'm also sending my card to
Darnell's NBUS challenge.
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10 comments:
Love your subtle colors and the folder! Beautiful card.
Bobby, I can see you making those blooms into many varieties, too! Such an awesome set and card!
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Beautiful. Your colors look great with these lovely blooms. Great texture and shading also.
SO STUNNING!!! I love the bright colors against the white, you are a genius!!!!
The dimension in these flowers is amazing, Bobby, and you've found perfect cardstock in these colors! Love that embossed background too! Thanks so much for sharing this beauty at Color Hues!
You used the colors beautifully on those fabulous blooms, Bobby!
I’ve used Soft Stone cardstock for years. It’s currently unavailable and they don’t know if it will ever be avai again.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL card Bobby! The inking on your flowers is soooooo pretty and I love the leaves in the Soft Stone...a neutral I never thought of using!! Thanks so much for sharing this beauty with us at Color Hues and brightening up our gallery!! Hugs. :0)
Your card is beautiful, Bobby! Love the embossing, embossed leaves and the wonderful colors, great card!
This is so pretty, Bobby! I love your blending on the flowers. The addition of the soft stone really makes the background stand out. Thanks for making the colors shine at Color Hues.
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