Can you see what the background card stock color is in this card? I used Crumb Cake. I think it gives the image a bit of a muted look and I like it. Bright is good, but sometimes I want an image that is not so bold. How about you?
Did you know Stampin'Up! sells a kit that was specifically designed to use with the blends? I will share one of the cards I made with the kit in tomorrow's post.
Do you wonder what the recommended way to store the blends might be? I created my own storage using Stampin'Up! supplies and will share that with you tomorrow. So come back for some more great ideas.
Aren't the colors on this flower stunning. Can you believe it is the same flower that I used as a sample yesterday. To create this flower you will need to use 3 colors. 3 you might wonder, how can that be since there are only 2 colors in each collection.
1. First use one of the Night of Navy blends and color in the section of the petal closest to the next petal. Just color in a small area maybe about 1/4 of an inch.
2. Now take the darker color of the Razzleberry blends. Color over the navy color and extend the Razzleberry color a 1/4 inch further.
3. Finally, take the lighter Razzleberry blend and color the entire petal. Remember to just do 3 or 4 petals at a time.
Here is a closeup of the flower. I hope you can see the gradation of the colors.
I was so surprised to find that the navy color was under all of the Razzleberry ink. I have since tried to use my imagination to increase the shading and use an alternate color. Have fun playing and using your imagination when using the Stampin Blends. Don't have any yet? I will be glad to help. Just go to the shop link at the top of my blog and check them out.
Tomorrow I will show what the blends look like when used on card stock that is not white.
