Hello my global friends! I am dying to share my card with you today!
The minute that I saw the Inside the Lines Designer Series Paper from Stampin' Up!©, I was in love. Back when I was on the Artisan Design Team, I put a suggestion in the suggestion box that we needed a paper like this! Now, I am not sure that I actually had influence with this product, but I like to tell myself that I did.
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| INSIDE THE LINES DESIGNER SERIES PAPER Earn this item free with a $60 product purchase before March 31, 2107 item 143830 |
For my project today, I skipped the coloring and pulled out my Sponge Brayer. It made this card come together with just a few rolls.
After I cut the bumble bee out with the Big Shot, I used Clear Wink of Stella to paint shimmer over the Basic Black Cardstock.
I am stamping today for the Global Design Project Challenge #GDP080. This week we are CASE-ing the talented Louise Sharp. Click over the the GDP to see dozens of project ideas! If you are crafting this week, play along!
I hope you all have a wonderful week. I am wishing for sunshine and warmer temperatures ... we sure could use some spring weather. Have a creative day!
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Love this idea of using the Inside the Lines paper as an ombre look!! Oh man I have to pull mine out and use it all before the end of this month. Brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteThank-you Kylie! I have been coloring some of it for fun but I was excited to find a use without all out all of that time consuming coloring time.
DeleteI love this! I never see ombre done with yellow. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank-you Sarah, I was recently shopping and I saw some spring office clothes that were yellow and black! I was totally inspired
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