Good afternoon all, it is a bit cloudy and dull here today in Cheadle Hulme...so I thought I needed cheering up a bit. What better way to do that than craft in bold and bright colours. It just so happens that over at the PanPastel challenge blog that is the theme of their challenge...
So here is what I came up with...
I am loving this bright phase that I am in.....
Here is a closer look....
I started by using a piece of Linen card and the Diarylide yellow PanPasel....
Next came the Magenta Shade,
And finally the turquoise ......and a bit of gentle blending...
Then I stamped one of my new Clarity stamps...Papyrus...I do love to find little gems that are hiding in the Clarity cave....
Next we need a sentiment....so I went for one of my word chain stamps...
Hope....Just what We all need at times....
All finished off with some Spray&Shine, ....
I am entering this into the PanPastel Challenge 20. Bold and Bright......
If you would like to check it out....here is the link......http://panpasteluk.blogspot.co.uk/2014/08/challenge-20-bold-and-bright.html
Have a good afternoon ......it may be a chilli one...
Crafty hugs from me..
Jo. X
brilliant colour combo Jo - really fabulous use of the pan pastels! hugs rachel x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creation, Jo, but I don't remember seeing this stamp. so I must go and have a look, although I have spent my crafting fund for this month. I might have to put it on to my wish list. Thanks for calling in today and having coffee with me. You are welcome any day. xxx Maggie
ReplyDeleteoh yes i do need some brightness in my life at the moment. that stamp is so pretty. you do have a knack for finding these little gems a you put it love it xx
ReplyDeleteI love bold and bright, pastels and anywhere in between ;) This is beautiful such good colours and a great design. XX
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Jo, love your work!
ReplyDeleteSo happy you joined us over at Pan Pastel UK xoxox
Gorgeous card Jo, love the colours you've used and they look amazing on that textured card. Thanks so much for joining us at PanPastel UK
ReplyDeleteClaire xx