So... when I saw the colors for the current Color Throwdown I knew immediately that I wanted to use Concord & 9th's Pineapple Perfection stamp set for my card. I love that stamp set!!! I'm also going to add this to the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge of anything goes and the current SIP challenge to use washi tape. (Thank you to the team at SIP for picking my card as a winner for the last challenge!!) I stamped the outline pineapple in VersaFine Onyx Black and then stamped all the filler images using the CTD colors. I then die cut it with the matching die. The bits of washi tape were added and then I used a splatter image from the C9 set Brushed Blossom to stamp the purple splatters. I see where I could have filled in a bit more, but oh well... Anywhoo... stamped the sentiment in purple ink, as well and then die cut with the banner die that comes in the Pineapple Perfection die set.
Supplies: Cardstock: PTI white; Stamps and dies: Concord & 9th; Inks: VersaFine, Close to My Heart and Stampin Up!
Positively splendid, and absolutely perfect in those colors! I love the splatters, no need for more IMHO!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the fall colors and the touches of washi tape are perfect! Thanks for joining us at Stamp Ink Paper, hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card! I love the wash tape accents. I struggle with making that kind of technique look good. Your card is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI like your pineapple fancied up with those colors! This is a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteThat pineapple is so gorgeous & I really love it in this colors! Great modern use of the Washi, too!
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this, Rosemary - I love it! And the bits of washi and splatters are great additions! Thanks for sharing this with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
ReplyDeleteI love this pineapple stamp and it looks amazing in the challenge colors. Thanks for linking up to the CTD challenge.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful way to color that pineapple!! And I love the splatters!! Thanks for joining us at the Color Throwdown!
ReplyDeleteBold and fabulous, Rosemary ... such delicious use of that rich colour palette! Hugs, Anita :)
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