I love purples and blues on a Christmas card because I think they give off the sense of cold. In my neck of the woods, we do have cold during that time and I love it!
No stamping on this card. Just die cutting.
I die cut 3 sets of trees and used Distress Oxide with a blending brush to get a two-tone color the trees. I also used the same colors to do the background of the base.
First layer, which was the tallest trees in the back, was glued down, Next layer, was popped up with skinny pop dots. Last layer had a thicker pop dots. It gives each set of trees dimension.
I wanted the very front (deer and Merry Christmas) to be the deeper purple but the Merry Christmas blended in too much. I had a deeper purple Glitter so I used that and wrote over the top of it.
I tried to make Bokeh circles like the photo below by using water, the eraser part of a pencil and a dropper to get smaller dots on the base background.
Submitted to Challenge
https://christmaskickstartchallenge.blogspot.com/2023/05/challenge-74-colour-palette-fun.html
Supplies
Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock for Base
Scrap Deep Purple Cardstock
Distress Oxide Ink: Habanero, Dusty Concord, Seedless Preserves,Shaded Lilac, Tumbled Glass
2 comments:
The unusual colors give your card something very special and the wintry scene looks calm and peaceful.
I am very happy that you are playing with Jo and me at the Kickstart Challenge. Gundi
Thanks for playing at Christmas Kickstart with Gundi and me, Netta. I love how you've used the colour combo to such perfect effect, Jo x
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