For this challenge I decided to continue with my Penciled Pear cards.
The outlined pencil work that make the images perfect for colouring.
Picture credit – https://thedecorologist.com/take-a-chance-on-your-stairs/
So, what do pears look like when coloured with this palette?
I started by stamping the cluster of four smaller pears, in each of the three key colours, on each side of the Basic White layer.
Then I wrapped a long length of Linen Thread three times around the layer and tied a bow. Using a smaller length of the same thread, I was able to a second bow.
I stamped the larger pear, in Crushed Curry, and then coloured it using the Light Crushed Curry Crumb Cake Blends pens.
Applying some Colour Lifter allowed me to create some light and shade on the pear. Finally, I painted the pear with Clear Wink of Stella.
The large pear was cut using one of the Perennial Postage Dies. The greeting was also stamped in Crushed Curry and cut with another one of the dies.
Both of the die cut pieces were attached to the card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals.
The card insert and back of the envelope were stamped with the small cluster of pears.
Finally, I added some of the Crushed Curry dots, from the Dots for Days pack. They added that little extra embellishment.
Make sure that you head over to the Colour INKspiration Challenge Facebook page to see what the rest of the Crew and other crafters have created for this challenge.
Until my next project, happy stamping.
If you live in Australia, you can order any of the products I used to make this card by going to my online store. Just click on any of the images below.
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