Sunday, 4 March 2018

AAA Cards Challenge #110 - Ombre

Today I'm sharing a couple of cards I made for the new AAA Cards Challenge where the theme is Ombre.

https://aaacards.blogspot.com/2018/03/cas-game-110-ombre.html

And I guess I took a really easy way to achieve my dark to light ombre look and used paint strips.


I simply punched a snowflake from each of the shades and trimmed off the label words from the strip.  I had enough left over to punch a few extra snowflakes and I attached these in a drift to the right of the greeting quote.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Most Wonderful
Ink: SU, Bermuda Bay
Paint strip: Dulux, Javan Dawn
Punch: X cut 

As this technique is so easy and quick I got carried away and made a second card. This time I picked some pinks and die cut the flowers before attaching them to a banner with the greeting stamped below.


I stamped the flowers middles using Staz On ink as the paint strips have a bit of a plastic feel to their surface.


Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Flower Power #5 * Pure Florals Cosmos
Ink: Staz On, Jet black
Dies: Uniko, Flower Power #1; MFT Die-namics, stitched fishtail flag
Paint Strip: Dulux, Fuchsia Falls
Gems: Hobbycraft 

There are loads more ideas for creating an ombre look on the AAA Cards blog - HERE - so do go take a peek. And I'm looking forward to seeing all your CAS cards popping up in the gallery there.

Huge thanks for coming to visit my blog today, I really appreciate sharing your time.

And keep crafting! 






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3 comments:

  1. love both your cards, over here they don; make paintstrips like that anymore. I saw something similar in Pinterest once and wanted to make it, but nope. Love the ombre floers too, that;s a great color

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  2. What a wonderful take on the challenge theme, Jane! So very clever of you! I love both your cards - beautifully elegant and CAS, as always!

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  3. You may say, easy. I say, clever and fun. Love the snowflakes. Ready for Spring though. =) Tracie

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