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Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Ombre Lattice

Hey!

WOW! What a fabulous Design Team blog hop yesterday, so many FABulous projects using the Background Builders: Lattice stamp, I really enjoyed it! Did you? If you missed the fun yesterday there is still time to join in on the fun HERE and win yourself the prize.

So for the month of March leading up to the next release here at Uniko Studio I gave the DT the task of revisiting the Background Builders: Lattice stamp so you'll be seeing this set popping up on projects throughout the month.

Today's card is one of those projects I've used it on...




Still keeping those green ink pads well & truly dusted off I decided to have a go at the Ombre trend that is still going strong. I started out by stamping the darkest green at the bottom of my card & working my way up to the lightest. 

I even tried to achieve the ombre effect on the label...




I did this by inking the label stamp first with the lightest ink then the middle green moving the ink pad lower down the stamp and then with the darkest green just touching the lower edge of the stamp. I'm pleased how it turned out. 

The perfect ombre green birthday card for a St Patricks Day baby! Moxie FAB World have an Ombre challenge HERE on their blog and The Pink Elephant HERE have a 'Green' challenge, so my card fits perfectly into both of those challenges! 




Two challenges defo worth having a go at! Don't forget to join in on the Uniko Studio March DT Blog Hop HERE & be in the chance of winning the set, all you have to do is comment along the way! 

That's all from me today, thanks for stopping by!
TTFN!
Supplies:
Card Stock: WPlus9 White. SU! Certainly Celery
Ink: SU! Certainly Celery, Lucky Limeade & Garden Green
Accessories: SU! 1 3/4" Circle Punch, Certainly Celery Ribbon. PTI Limitless Layers Dies. Foam Adhesive

6 comments:

  1. Love the ombre effect, something I really struggle with

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    1. Thanks Gillian. I hope I've given you enough info for you here to have a go at this technique/trend. If there's anything you need help with or I've missed just drop me an email & I'll be happy to help where I can :)

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  2. Love this ombre effect lattice Beverley - you've pulled it off so well!!

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  3. Hi Beverley :) thanks for popping by my blog with your kind comment :)
    I'm loving this card :) love the lattice background :)

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  4. Hey Beverley! Thanks for linking this up to the Ombre Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)

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