Interesting ..... how all my post titles are weather related. Possibly because things in this part of the world have been so out of the ordinary.
What colour is "coral"? There is the lovely hue in the challenge photo but I had nothing remotely resembling it. SU used to have a coral colour but I always hated it (sorry Michelle!). So, where to next. I have opted for Tsukineko's official coral colour, a lovely pink tone. So did the old smoosh on paper and love the result.
There have been so many wonderful versions of negative diecuts which I thought would be perfect for both these challenges.
What you need
Cardstock - PTI white, black
Stamps - PTI Stitched Sentiments; Simon Says Stamp Beautiful Words
Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black; Brilliance Pearlescent Coral
Dies - Memory Box Prim Poppy; PTI Stitched Sentiments
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Now, this green - Glorious Green, is a difficult colour for me. Not because I don't like it, I love its freshness, but my tastes really lie in the yellow-green spectrum.
Which is probably why I went with minimal green of any kind (oh, and some new background stamps).
What you need
Cardstock - PTI white, black
Stamps - HA Number Pattern, Thank you, Lotus Leaves
Ink - Memento London Fog, Versacolor Fresh Green; Versafine Onyx Black
Gems - Kaisercraft.
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I was going to stop there with the whole challenge thing this weekend, as I usually find after 2 or 3 I am no longer enjoying the "process". But this one just wouldn't go away and after I saw a post by Laura Bassen, it gave me an idea.
I tried this with the hexagon pattern in black, which I thought would work, but the white seemed more harmonious. I wanted to work with my new extended collection of Inktense pencils but the effect wasn't as smooth as Copics.
Pretty happy with the effect actually.
What you need
Cardstock - PTI white, Express it blender card
Stamps - HA Luscious Frames
Ink - Versafine Onyx Black
Die - PTI Happy Hexagons
Copics
Corner Rounder - We R Memory Keepers