Monday's Hydrangeas
Happy Monday! I have a very quick post today as we have a couple days of homeschooling to catch up today! Thank you so much for all your birthday wishes for Emma - she had a terrific birthday "weekend"!
I was playing with different ink combinations for my 3 Step Hydrangea set from Kitchen Sink Stamps yesterday and came up with this beautiful pale green hydrangea. This is the shade I love - almost while, almost green - this is the shade of hydrangeas that were in my wedding arrangements (I'll see if I can find a good picture to show you later.) I decided to keep this card simple - to let the focus be on the gorgeous flower. I used some pretty K&Co., paper to give it a soft feel and some hardware from We R Memory Keepers.
By the way, go check out all the GORGEOUS cards on SCS using Kitchen Sink Stamps! There are just some fabulous creations with this set and all the others - I'm constantly amazed at all the talented stampers out there! I'll come back this afternoon with more detail about the steps I used to make this flower as well as a list of the steps taken for the flowers and vase in this card (I've had a few questions about the colors and order so I'll list them out for you).
Have a great Monday everyone!!
Cardstock: Bazzill (green), Always Artichoke, Georgia Pacific White, Stamps: 3 Step Hydrangea, 3 Step Rose (Kitchen Sink Stamps), Inks: Barely Banana, River Rock, Certainly Celery, Mellow Moss, Always Artichoke, Accessories: We R Memory Keepers Coppered Out hardware, Spring Moss satin ribbon (Paperetrey Ink), Nestabilities
ETA: Here is the color order for today's card:
Hydrangea
Step 1: Barely Banana (stamped off 1 time)
Step 2: River Rock (stamped off 1 time)
Step 3: Certainly Celery (stamped off 1 time)
Step 4: Certainly Celery
Leaf
Step 1: River Rock (stamped off 1 time)
Step 2: Certainly Celery
Step 3: Mellow Moss
Now, this is the order for this card from last week:
Pink Hydrangeas
Step 1 - Blush Blossom
Step 2 - Sweet Blush (Palette Ink from Papertrey Ink
Step 3 - Certainly Celery
Step 4 - Perfect Plum
Blue Hydrangeas:
Step 1 - Blush Blossom
Step 2 - Almost Amethyst
Step 3 - Lavendar Lace
Step 4 - Vintage Violet
The vase steps are:
Step 1 - Blush Blossom - it's really a nice base color :)
Step 2 - Sahara Sand (stamped off 1 time)
Step 3 - Sahara Sand - full strength
Step 4 - Going Gray
Thanks again for coming to visit! :)
Gorgeous, gorgeous card Julie!!! I love how fresh and beautiful this is!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI love your color combo, elegant and so soothing! :D
this is so pretty, love your kitchen sink hydrangenas. The softness of the colors is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJulie this is just stunning and I love the green you used. :)
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous Julie...love all that green, reminds me of Spring!! Love your beautiful card!
ReplyDelete*STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
This is absolutely beautiful!!! Such lovely colors and I just love hydrangeas. Have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteThis card is gorgeous. I love it. Joan
ReplyDeleteThis card is gorgeous. I love it. Joan
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteJust when I think I have seen the *Perfect* color for this hydrangea--someone stamps another fabulous color!!
Thanks for the color tips--that was so generous and sweet of you to do!!
Beautiful card!
Wow! This is so beautiful!! :0)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful...you are just rockin' with that hydrangea set!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous! I love the spring-like color combination.
ReplyDeleteOh Julie, you are killing me with these stamps! Simply gorgeous!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful and life-like. I love the colours that you used. Hydrangeas are one of my favourite flowers and you have captured the colours beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteJulie this card is GORGEOUS!!! Wow I love the colors and the background with this flower!!
ReplyDeleteDee
Another jaw dropper! I never would have thought to do the hydreanga in green, but this totally Rocks! Love the paper and ribbon...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous Julie!!
ReplyDeleteStunning card!
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