Hello and welcome, everyone.
It's Week 17 in our Colour Creations Showcase, and tonight members of the team are sharing projects featuring - Garden Green.
Garden Green is a lovely, earthy green from the Regals Collection of Stampin' Up! colours. It features predominantly on my card with a little Old Olive, plus gold and brass foil accents.
When I read that this weeks colour was Garden Green, I instantly thought of the Forever Greenery Suite from the Annual Catalogue. This was the perfect choice for me, as I'm not that great at thinking outside the box!
Using the long, stitched rectangle die from the All Dressed Up Dies, I cut strips of the Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper and glued them on an angle onto a piece of Whisper White card stock. I cropped this entire piece with a Stitched Rectangle Die.
If you're a fan of 'green', then this is the paper pack for you.
Besides Garden Green there is Pear Pizzazz, Just Jade, Pretty Peacock, Shaded Spruce and Soft Sea Foam.
I attached the diagonal strips panel, with dimensionals, to a piece of Whisper White matted with Garden Green card stock. I dry embossed this matted panel with the Subtle 3D Embossing Folder. I love the narrow border, and there's so much texture from the embossing.
The sentiment was heat embossed with Versamark, Garden Green ink and clear embossing powder. It's from the Good Morning Magnolia stamp set. The leaves are from the Forever Fern stamp set and stamped in Garden Green. It's cropped with a Stitched Shapes Die.
I love the bow! It's made with the gold twine from the trim pack in the Forever Greenery suite and the Old Olive ribbon from All the Trimmings combo pack in the Aug-Dec Mini Catalogue.
I used gold foil leaves from the Forever Gold Laser-Cut Specialty Paper as well as die-cut leaves in Garden Green and Old Olive from the coordinating Forever Flourishing Dies. The leaves are attached with glue dots and so is the Gold Hoop embellishment. The sentiment circle is added with dimensionals.
I couldn't resist adding a little brass foil butterfly to the leaves. You'll find this little cutie in the Well Written Dies set. They're not in focus in this photo, but I coloured some clear basic rhinestones using my dark Old Olive Stampin' Blend Marker.
Inside, I matted a piece of Whisper White with Garden Green for the writing panel. I stamped another leaf from the Forever Fern stamp set and added a left over strip of the DSP.
To see the rest of the team's Garden Green projects, just click on the link to Catherine's blog below.
Stay safe and well. See you all again soon.
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What a gorgeous, lush, design, Caroline! I am super-impressed with the rectangular stitched panel, that you created with the diagonal strips. It looks so good. Everything on your card is put together so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteAnother Forever Greenery card and it's a stunner. The long thin stitched die is one of my go to dies. It lives on my craft table and I love how you have used it Caroline.
ReplyDeleteYOu card is amazing Caroline. Love that cool background panel. It really creates great interest. Your touches of gold are just perfect. Really elegant. I'm so glad you are blogging!
ReplyDeleteOh! WOW!!! This card is stunning Caroline, you have really knocked it out of the ball park with this one! I love everything about it. Nothing before has convinced me to try the strips of DSP on a panel, or to buy the Forever Greenery DSP but you have twisted my arm!!
ReplyDeleteI love your card Caroline - and I love the way you have made the matt of different papers from Forever Greenery - looks like you really did think outside the box there!! Thanks for showing us a great way to use Garden Green!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card with all the details! Snap on the butterfly! I love the DSP stipes that is gorgeous how you have done that is simply beautiful. Stunning card with all your subtle elements!
ReplyDeleteI just love the layering on this one! Such pretty details. Looks a great card.
ReplyDeleteCaroline I have to totally disagree with you on one major point - you are amazing at thinking outside the box. Your cards are always so fresh and original and stunning - and this gorgeous green card is no exception. Thank you so much for joining the Colour Creations Showcase this week and inspiring us all with your creations xx
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card Caroline. I love, love, love your background panel that you created with stitched die cut DSP and then placed on the diagonal. You cut and mounted it in a way that shows it so well as well as showing off the sentiment, leaves and embellishments. So lovely. xxx
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that background with the diagonal strips of DSP is fabulous, as are all your other layers. Your perfect bow and the addition of the butterfly and rhinestones, you are the queen of layers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Caroline, I love all the layers and angles.
ReplyDeleteThere is just so much to love about your card Caroline. So many beautiful elements including that gorgeous bow!
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