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Week 24 – Magenta Madness
This is a really bold colour and can be a bit overwhelming, so tonight I have toned it right down by colouring this flower using the Wink of Stella directly with the ink from the lid of the inkpad. This gives a watercolour look, but also gives it a beautiful sparkle at the same time (not that you can see it in the photos)!!!
The Prized Peony stamp set has this gorgeous large stamped image that is inked in Misty Moonlight ink.
The patterned paper is called Harvest Meadow Designer Series Paper and I’ve used the Scalloped Contours dies to the centre piece and the Basic White layer. I made some Faux Resin Dots in Magenta Madness and added some White Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon, tied in a bow.
Decorate the inside too!
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Kate, I love the way you have tioned this colour down – it is stunning with Misty Moonlight. Snap on the stamp set – I adore what you’ve done with this gorgeous peony x
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I can just imagine how shimmery your peony is! I love the background paper that you’ve used, it looks very pretty against the bloom.
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Such a pretty feminine card, Kate. The soft pink sparkly colour of the flower must be gorgeous IRL.
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Oh it would be lovely to see this card in real life to see the sparkle of the Wink Of Stella. What a nifty way to tone down a bold colour
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How different does this peony look coloured in a subtle way and on blue. Could hardly recognise it. A fun twist for the challenge Kate.
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This is a very pretty colour combination, Kate. I’ve never used that colouring technique … must give it a try. Who knew Magenta Madness could be so muted, and pretty?!
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Kate your peony looks beautiful set against that lovely paper. It is just the right tone with the vibrant Magenta Madness.
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