Sunday, 15 January 2017

Bursting with colour

Hi, Sarah G here! 

I have been playing with colour bursts and wanted to try out these vibrant colours with some Uniko designs.

I white embossed the beautiful butterfly from English Country Garden and combined it with colour bursts in blue and purple:

 
The embossing resists the colours - I love the way that they swirl and mix when sprayed with water!  Unfortunately, I didn't have time to flatten the card after it had got wet so it looks wavy here.  It really needed a night under something heavy but you get the idea :)

 
I tried the same technique with the chrysanthemum stamp.  The oranges, reds and yellows give the image definition.  I combined it with a sentiment from Originally Organic.
 
I hope you like the combination of bright colours with the white embossing.  It makes the images pop!
 
Thanks for stopping by :)
 
Sarah x

12 comments:

  1. Beautiful burst of colors Sarah, love the bright colors against the white embossing!

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  2. These look amazing Sarah, fab use of colours x

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  3. Stunning - I love the vibrancy of the colours, so cheerful!
    Elaine

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  4. Sarah - they are absolutely gorgeous!

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  5. WOW ! This is gorgeous Sarah ! Didn't know the Colour Burst product but the result is just stunning ! Thanks for sharing !

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  6. Awesome colors - love how they came out!

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  7. Beautiful effect! I got a few color bursts to try out but have not found the time yet!

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  8. OMG! Such breathless colors!!! Love both these cards!!!

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  9. Two beautiful cards, Sarah. I especially like the butterfly. I MUST find time to watch my Brushos DVD. You've inspired me!

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  10. Sarah, did you emboss first then use the Color Bursts or the other way around? Does it matter?

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    1. You must emboss the butterfly first. It's the heated embossing powder that resists the color burst.

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