Tuesday, 9 April 2013

Lime and Black - the Less Is More Challenge

Evening All,

I hope you've all had a good day and a relaxing evening.

The challenge over at Less Is More, Week114,  is to use the colours Lime and Black. Now, lime is a colour I rarely use even though it is so refreshing and zingy and green is one of my favourite colours. So I thought I'd have a go and here's my little effort.


The pretty vine stamp is from a Docrafts Country Companions stamp set. It was stamped directly on to the card using  Memento Tuxedo Black ink, then the leaves and flower were coloured, with a Leaf Green ProMarker.


A VersaMarker pen was used to cover the leaves and the green parts of the flower before covering with Sheena's Wow Lime Light embossing powder. I found the VersaMarker is not quite as effective as the VersaMark ink pad, and I had to go over the leaves a couple of times to create enough tackiness to hold the embossing powder.

I wish you all a good night and happy crafting,

10 comments:

  1. this really proves that less is more fab card. thanks for your comments earlier. I will look for your desk later
    janet

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  2. This is a lovely CAS card Elizabeth.
    Thanks so much for joining us.
    Chrissie
    Less is More

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  3. A fantastic clean and simple card Elizabeth. Really lovely.

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  4. What a beautiful CAS card :o)
    Jackie xx

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  5. What a very elegant CAS card Elizabeth.

    B x

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  6. Lovely CAS card Elizabeth. I often find old Anita's stamps that I have forgotten and they are often just the right one.

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  7. A perfect CAS card Elizabeth - the vine stamp is so pretty, and beautifully coloured.

    Have a lovely day - Sylvia xx

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  8. This is lovely Elizabeth clean and simple and yet so Elegant too x

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  9. This is a lovely, elegant LIM card Elizabeth! I love it! Hugs, Di xx

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  10. simply gorgeous elizabeth.i love the sparkle on your leaves :D

    xx coops xx

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