Wednesday, 9 November 2022

Beccy's Place Day 7 - Complementary Colours -1

I'm playing along with the
Tenth Annual
Month of Holiday Cards Challenge


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(Beccy's post with a description of Complementary Colours on the
Colour Wheel and Red-Green candy frame card to inspire are HERE)

My "Complementary Colours" are RED and GREEN

No colouring by me today ... instead I have used pre-coloured images by Beccy.  
My card uses the three different pre-coloured proteas from the Proteas digital stamp set from the Beccy's Place Store and a made-by-me "Merry Christmas" sentiment.  It's great how we can layer and re-size the digital images.  I used my Silhouette Cameo to make and cut fancy scalloped circle top folding card bases.  (I used a scalloped circle shaped cut file, rotated so that two scallops were level at the bottom, allowing the circle card to stand.  I duplicated the "front" and flipped it vertically, overlapped them and welded to create my top folding card with scallops that matched perfectly.)  I sized the image panels and sentiments to fit inside a circle to go on the front of the cards, printed then cut them and used liquid adhesive to secure the pretty proteas in place.


   



I really like how you can transform any shape into a top folding card.


*** INGREDIENTS ***
Proteas - pre-coloured images from the Proteas digital stamp set
Merry Christmas sentiment - Lily Bloom Regular Font
Scallop Circles with Inside Circles Nested by Stinkin Cute Paper Piecings
textured cardstock
Helmar 450 Quick Dry liquid adhesive

1 comment:

  1. I love that we have so many unique flowers that are perfect for Christmas Tracy, it's nice to have an Aussie flavour every now and then. You've done a great job working with the digital images. I agree that moving and layering them is one of the big advantages over traditional stamps. Love the shaped bases you used.
    Cheers,
    Beccy

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