Say it with…a colour challenge

Posted by on August 3, 2012 in Annabelle Stamps | 15 comments

It is Friday! So that means an AnnaBelle Stamps challenge.

Before I get to the challenge today, we are saying goodbye to Patti one of the DT Belles. Patti has been a ray of sunshine on the Design Team and she and her projects will be missed. Make sure you pop on by her blog and leave her some love.

For today’s card, I decided to try the acrylic block stamping technique that Andrea showed this week. I used 3 colours of distress markers and coloured directly onto my acrylic block, spritzed heavily with water and stamped onto watercolour paper. I then dabbed off the excess ink. The flower stems are from the Dotted Flowers stamp set and the flowers are from the Stemmed Flowers stamp set…it is fun to mix and match sometimes.

I did two different version…well, because I could!

The winner of this week’s challenge with win the Dotted Flowers stamp set. Hope you can play along with us.

Supplies

Stamps: AnnaBelle Stamps Dotted Flowers stamp set, AnnaBelle Stamps Stemmed Flowers stamp set

Ink: VersaFine – Onyx Black, Distress Markers – Fired Brick, Peeled Paint, Antique Linen

Card:Aquarello watercolour paper 300gsm

Other Supplies: Acrylic block, spray mister with water, AnnaBelle metallic sprinkles, WRMK corner chomper

Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check out the rest of the DT projects. Their links are on my sidebar.

Until next time,

Marion

About our challenges:
– We post our challenges every Friday at 12:00pm AEST (AEDT during Daylight Savings).
– Each challenge runs for a week, and will close on the Friday 10.00am so that we can announce and showcase our weekly winners prior to the next challenge.
– Each weeks winner will receive our special blinkie to display on their blog and a $10.00 Gift Voucher to spend in store at AnnaBelle Stamps (or something equivalent).
How To Play Along:
– Copy and save our challenge banner and include it and a link back to the ABS blog in your post.
– For those without a blog you can still play along! Simply uplaod your card to out Stamp Embellish Create social site (you’ll need to join) and add the current challenge ‘tag’ to your photo!
– Please link directly to your entry not just to your blog.
– Please don’t link to postings made prior to the date of our current challenge. All projects submitted must be new.
– A maximum of 7 challenges may be combined including this one.
– You may enter any of our challenges several times as long as each submission is with a new creation.
– We would love you to use AnnaBelle Stamps and embellishments, but you can play along without using them, it’s all about sharing ideas πŸ™‚

15 Comments

  1. This watercolor technique looks absolutely gorgeous!!!! Love it!

  2. These are adorable Marion!

  3. Marion! I love these! Watercolors are a technique I’m loving lately and I really like the gradient effect you used! Then adding the bold black ink on top is just perfection. And your photos look fab!

  4. This technique looks amazing, love your silhouetted flowers, they work perfectly!

  5. The water colour effect is so pretty Marion, what fabulous cards πŸ™‚

  6. Marion this is card just makes me so HAPPY! The watercolor background is beautiful!!!

  7. They are both very pretty Marion! The soft colours behind the silhouettes are perfect!

  8. LOVE!! The contrast of the solid black flower on the soft colours is beautiful πŸ™‚

  9. Thanks so much for your kind comments Marion! I will continue to stalk your awesome blog! Love your cards… looks like you mastered that technique really well!

  10. this is so soft and darling. what a gorgeous use of the colors.

  11. Great card. Must try this technique. Thanks for the inspiration.

  12. These are just gorgeous Marion! I love the softer effect you achieved!

  13. Beautiful … love this acrylic block stamping, and your silhouette flowers really highlight this super effective technique … wow!

  14. Two very pretty cards! LOVE the soft colours with the Black silhouettes, just gorgeous!

    Take Care,
    Kylie X

  15. Great showcase of the technique Marion!! love these simple little beauties and the bold crisp flowers are fabulous! πŸ™‚

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