I looked at the colors and thought of my alcohol inks. Butterscotch, Rust and Lettuce. I have used these colors together before and liked the effect. So I pulled them out to create a beautiful background color. (Side note: There are new colors out in the acohol inks from Ranger and they are on my list to get!)
Since I have done a card with similar colors I wanted to do something different for the flowers. I use a light yellow embossing powder and was really pleased with the effect.
Products:
- Ranger Alcohol Inks - Butterscotch, Lettuce, Rust
- Versamark Watermark Ink
- Light Yellow Embossing Powder
- Magenta - 09150M
- Verses - Kiss of the Sun
- Martha Stewart Ribbon
- K&Company & Kaisers Gemstones
Thanks for stopping by...
Suzz
Gorgeous! love the technique
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Oh, Sue! This is so beautiful, very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteYour background looks great. The embossing was a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous! I would love to know how you did the background.
ReplyDeleteDawn
Very Pretty...you made those colors work well! I really have a hard time If I don't like the colors...Weird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card.....
This is beautiful! Thanks for giving me inspiration on how to use my pale yellow embossing powder! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card! I'll have to try your technique sometime...
ReplyDeleteVery Elegant- love the effect!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Is this ever beautiful - just love it and I like the fact that you tried a different colour embossing powder - very effective Sue!
ReplyDeleteI love that light yellow embossing powder...I never would have known what to do with that! And I love your use of alcohol inks!
ReplyDeleteSUZZ!!! This is DROP DEAD GEORGEOUS! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteOkay, so your card is absolutely stunning. I love alcohol inks done that way and your colors are yummy and warm too! You had to mention the new Rangers Alcohol inks didn't you!!!! Now I am thinking I need those.....
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