I'm also on the Design team for Rubbernecker stamps, another company sponsoring the Color Throwdown Challenge!So I made a 2nd card for the color challenge using Rubbernecker stamps.
I stamped the vintage skyline image, cut it with a Labels 10 nestability and then sponged it with blue, green and pink while it was still in the nestie. I distressed the edges of the designer paper and sponged all the edges with Ranger Tea Dye distress ink.
So hop on over to the Color Throwdown Blog for all the deets and join in! - there are lots of prizes to be won!!
Stamps: Rubbernecker - Vintage Skyline #502-05
Paper: White - PTI, Basic Black - SU, DP October Afternoon/Thrift Shop/one of a kind
Ink: Pixie Pink, Certainly Celery, Baja Breeze - SU, Ranger Distress Tea Dye Ink
Accessories: Sponges, foam dimensionals, labels 10 nestabilities, distresser, prima mulberry paper flowers.
Well of course I love the RED flower, but the image on the nestie of the night time city is wonderful!! What a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteThe skyline looks wonderful with the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteWOWZA Julia that background is SWEEET!!! What an awesome creation, great use of these colors!
ReplyDeletehow pretty colors blend so well
ReplyDeleteWow! This is very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing
Love that you incorporated the challenge colors into the sky! GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Julia!! Such a different look with the colors - I love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Julia.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
This is just gorgeous, Julia! I love that skyline image! Thanks so much for playing along and helping us celebrate!
ReplyDeleteWow! Another beautiful card, Julia! So glad you wanted to play again!
ReplyDeleteLove the shading of the skyline and the vintage, aged look of the print BG! Awesome card!
ReplyDeletePretty card!! Love the font dp in the bg and your skyline is fabulous, tfs!!
ReplyDeletethis is so rich, warm and earthy with that fab pop of RED
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that paper and just used it today myself... love the city scene, very different and lots of interest here too!
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