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Friday, 13 November 2020

Color Dare Challenge #420

This is another make for the



Do pop over to the Color Dare Challenge and take a look at my teamies' makes!

This is today's colour scheme


My first idea was to make some ATCs - basically layers of  'pulls' from my Gelli plate using alcohol inks on a kraft background.

I also used a Tim Holtz stencil...


In this third one I also used some Crackling Campfire Distress Oxide though the stencil.


However when you use alcohol inks and a gelli plate you are never sure what you are going to get - and I think I got more pinks and reds and browns, rather than oranges...

So - I moved onto a card - although it is Spring here in Australia, I made a fall card...



Recipe:
  1. White square card blank.
  2. Layer of kraft
  3. Layer of my favourite embossed spider web paper in orange. I bought a pack of this when I was living in Mumbai from one of the markets. I have hoarded it, but gradually used it and I only have scraps now in my stash...
  4. Layer of white card with crackling campfire Distress Oxide through a small Tim Holtz stencil.
  5. Three leaves cut from a magazine freebie paper using the Stampin Up Stitched Leaves Dies.
  6. Sentiment printed using the computer, trimmed and with a touch of the Distress Oxide. Placed on dimensional tape.



Hope you will join the Color Dare Challenge...

I will also link this to



I will be sharing today's autumnal make on Leigh's info page...


Happy Crafting!



12 comments:

  1. Alcohol Inks can be a little unpredictable... they have a mind of their own. I love using them for backgrounds. The ATCs are beautiful even if you did not get the results you wanted. I love the card, it is perfect for your color challenge!

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  2. I love all the texture you've created with so many different mediums on the one card. That leaf stencil looks great too.

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  3. Great card Susan. Love the inked leaves and fabulous teaming them with the die cut ones. X

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  4. Super card, Susan! I love the multiple shades of orange :)

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  5. Beautiful card, Susan! The leaves are gorgeous!

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  6. Love all the texture in your card, and your personalized stenciled background is so pretty. Beautiful shades of orange card.

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  7. I love the crackling campfire Distress color so much! Your fall card is so full of texture and yummy colors! The alcohol ink ATC's are favorites of mine!

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  8. I love the spiderweb embossing with the leaves. Great card!

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  9. My favorite is the random stenciling with the oxide inks. The shading is mmmmm good!

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  10. Fabulous card and ATCs.

    Val S - LeighSBDesigns DT
    https://LeighSBDesigns.blogspot.com
    www.Etsy.com/shop/LeighSBDesigns

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  11. GORGEOUS makes, scrumptious colours!
    Thanks for joining in on the 'Tis the Season Blog Hop!
    Stay Safe!
    Leigh
    www.LeighSBDesigns.com
    www.etsy.com/shop/LeighSBDesigns
    https://LeighSBDesigns.blogspot.com

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  12. Lovely card and I love the leaves. So pretty so well done. I like how you illustrated your thought process, just delightful. Have a happy spring!! And again great card teamie.

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