Today I wanted to share with you two easy-to-make everyday cards I have made:
The patterns for the colourful panels are made using only one circle stamp by Visible Image. I stamped the image several times with black ink on white cardstock, letting the circles overlap each other and form random patterns:
Then I chose three matching ProMarker colours, and coloured the stamped pattern. I wanted the result to be light and bright, so I left many of the areas white. Focusing on one little area at a time and colouring without too much planning was very meditative!
The width of the coloured panel was bit larger than half of my card front. I trimmed the piece to size, mat on matching colour cardstock, and attached to my card front. For cutting the 'hello' word I used my die-cutting machine and little alpha dies. Done!
After finishing the first card I wanted to check how the card would look like when coloured with a new set of matching colours:
I think the result looked just as good!
And now I'm thinking whether I should make a few cards more using three different colours- blue, yellow and green perhaps?
For more information on the Visible Image circle stamp I used please click on the picture below:
Beautiful cards Elina...I love how you've used a circle stamp to create a geometric panel..the colurs are beautiful too..
ReplyDeleteThank you Pri! Even though I love to play with paints and layers, sometimes is nice to make a simple project in CAS style. And colouring is always fun!
DeleteI think they are both superb! Would love to see them in other colours too! Great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you Deborah! New panels have been stamped already :D Can't stop making these!
DeleteI love what you did here. Both colour combinations are great and I would love to see your next choice of colours
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