Let your Colours Shine

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Today I am taking part in the ‘Ink & Inspiration’ Blog Hop. So my friends, I hope you will enjoy the ride with me as we travel around the hop seeing what everyone has to show.

The Theme for this month is ‘Let your Colours Shine’.

This years new Stampin’ Up! ® In-Colours are beautiful and I love working with them. They work really well together as well as independently. For this card I have used a ‘Floating Strips Technique’ by cutting the 2021-23 In-Colours in strips. The strips were cut at angles and adhered to Window sheet and then die cut using the Stitched rectangle Dies.

Stampin' Up! -  In-Colours, Butterfly Wings Dies, Stitched Rectangle Dies, Layering Circle Dies and Best Year Stamps

How to Make this Card…..

  • Card Base Basic Black – 10.5 x 29.9cm, scored 14.9xm
  • Card Mat Basic Black – 10 x 14.4cm, Embossed using the Tasteful Textile 3d Embossing Folder. Attach to the Card Base using Multi-Purpose Glue or Seal.
  • Circle Gold Metallic Specialty Paper – 10 x 10cm, cut with the largest circle die. Attach to the card front – it is not centered, placed slightly to the right of the card.
  • Window sheet – 10 x 14cm
  • Floating Strips of In-Colour Designer Series Paper – strips cut at different angles and at different sizes (width) adhered to the window sheet using Multi purpose Glue. Cut out two different size rectangles using the Stitched Rectangle Dies. Adhere the Foam Adhesive Strips on the back of the window sheet, hidden by the In-Colour DSP. Peel of the backing strips on Foam Strips and adhere to the card, one up & one down.
  • Butterfly Basic White – 11 x 9cm. Place Adhesive sheet to the back of the Basic White and die cut the larges Butterflies die from the Brilliant Wings Dies. Peel of the backing and adhere to the card on top of the Floating Strips. Double up two Mini Dimensionals and place under each of the bottom part of the butterfly wings.
  • Scrap Basic Black – 4 x7cm, Stamp the sentiment using VersaMark and heat emboss with white embossing Powder. Glue on to the butterfly using Multi-purpose Glue, this will also help to hide the dimensionals under the butterfly
  • Add some of the In-colour Jewels to the card Front.
  • Insert Basic White – stamp the coordinating sentiment in the right hand corner using Polished Pink Stampin’ Pad.
Stampin' Up! -  In-Colours, Butterfly Wings Dies, Stitched Rectangle Dies, Layering Circle Dies and Best Year Stamps

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16 thoughts on “Let your Colours Shine

  1. Melva Peters

    Love your card Michelle!

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Melva

  2. Lorraine Tierney

    Cute card, Michelle. I love the floating strips

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Lorraine

  3. Love your stripy background Michele, it is so effective x

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Mo

  4. Fantastic card Michele! Another technique to try! 🙂

    • Michele Jutrisa

      You must give it ago Deb

  5. Susan Schultz

    Hi Michele, very clever card!

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Susan

  6. Ann Alexander

    Love how you highlighted the new in-colours, so bright and cheery!

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Ann

  7. Fabulous way to highlight these amazing In Colors, Michelle! Thanks for the inspiration.

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Angie

  8. Love the way you have highlighted these colours – mounting them on acetate is such a clever idea. I must try it!

    • Michele Jutrisa

      Thank you Karen…its a fun technique

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