Welcome to the latest challenge at Colour INKspiration! This sweet confection of a palette was chosen for us by Crew Member Cheryll Miller. Beautiful and bright, isn't it?
If you haven't played with us before, we are a group of Stampin' Up Demonstrators from the South Pacific. Challenges are shown and entered via our Facebook Group page. If you don't belong, and would like to, click here. Don't forget to answer the three easy questions you'll be asked when you ask to join the group.
Each challenge, Top Picks and a winner are chosen by the crew and the winner offered a chance to Guest Design with us for a future challenge. We welcome our guest designer this challenge, Vicki Allanson.
If you don't have an exact challenge colour, feel free to replace it with whatever you have that's closest, for example Parakeet Party for Lemon Lime Twist. Black, White, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Sahara Sand and metallics are free colours, as are flesh toned Stampin' Blends.
I loved these bright colours and thought they'd go well with my latest addition to the craft room, Just My Type.
I paired it up with the lovely Rays of Light background stamp. Don't you just love the sense of fun and movement it gives?
If you'd like to see how I made this card and have a go yourself, then here's a tutorial to show you.
We'd love to have you join in the challenge with us. Visit the Colour INKspiration page to check out the album of Crew Cards for inspiration. You can also add your entry there. We all enjoy seeing what you do with our colour palettes, so join in!
If you live in New Zealand and don't have a Stampin' Up Demonstrator, I'd love to be yours. I can help you with ideas, get you catalogues and provide you with Stampin' Up products. You can leave a message in the comments or contact me using any of the methods listed in the Contact Me tab at the top of the page.
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I love, love, ,love this Jan! So bright and cheery and what a cool way to combine sets too.
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