Welcome to week five of our Art With Heart 2022-23 Colour Creations blog hop! We are showcasing each of the 5 new In Colours for the first 5 weeks before we then feature our core colours in alphabetical order.
Our fifth new In Colour is Tahitian Tide, a turquoise colour that has been missing from the Stampin’ Up! colour range. Here’s what Tahitian Tide looks like in comparison to the other current Stampin’ Up! blue, aqua and teal colours.
I’ve paired Tahitian Tide with my favourite neutral, Crumb Cake, for my 3D “Just a note” card. This card features lots of exciting new products, including the Bottled Happiness punch bundle, the Vintage bottle shaker domes, Deckled Rectangle Dies and 2022-2024 In Colour Glimmer Paper.
After I stamped the flowers I realised they were stamped on an angle that wouldn’t allow enough room for me to punch out the bottle shape underneath, so I punched my bottle out on an angle too. I often arrange flowers like this so I think it looks quite realistic!
I also used the Vintage bottle punch to punch out a bottle from the Tahitian Tide glimmer paper to look like the sparkle of water in the bottle. As the glimmer paper is an ombre paper, I chose the lighter section of the paper for the water. The glimmer bottle shape was popped inside a Vintage bottle shaker dome.
I added a tiny touch of sparkle to the centre of my flowers using a long die of circles from the Sentiment Silhouettes Dies to cut tiny circles from the glimmer paper. I have now mislaid this die after just one use! I do hope it turns up soon.
The “Just a Note” sentiment has the most gorgeous font. It comes from a new sentiment stamp set called Go-To Greetings Stamp Set, designed by Sandi Hartka, one of the Million Dollar achievers.
This versatile sentiment set includes three different sizes and fonts of your most stamped greetings — Thinking of You, Just a Note, Thank You, and Happy Birthday – as well as a small Hello. I already know I’m going to use this must-have set so much!
Now it’s time to hop on over to our next participant, the lovely Rachel Palmieri – I can’t wait to see what has made this week!
If at any time you find a broken link, you can find the complete list of all participants below.
Catherine Proctor – you are here!
If you live in Australia, you can find and purchase these products in my Stampin’ Up! Online Store or by clicking on the images below.
Product ListNext Wednesday we will return to alphabetical order as we showcase our core Stampin’ Up! colours, starting with Balmy Blue.
Wherever you are in the world, stay safe, stay calm … and keep on crafting xxx
Cath xx
Cathy what a beautiful colour combo. Crumb cake softens the Tahitian Tide so well. Such a great idea to use the glimmer paper in the bottle, looks like sparkling water.
Lovely card Catherine, I love how you used the glimmer paper for the water effect. I wouldn’t have known if you hadn’t said. I now have pushed the deckles edge dies to the top of my list.
So super pretty, Cathy. I love that glimmer paper in the bottle for sparkle and that big twine bow is gorgeous. I love this colour combination and I can’t wait for those Deckled Rectangle dies to arrive.
Beautiful card Cathy, the glimmer paper as water is a great idea and the layout looks very natural. I hope you found your missing die.
Haha, I actually thought that you HAD used water the in the bottle. The glimmer paper looks fantastic, and a way less messy alternative! Your colour combo is so pretty – I will have to tuck that away in the memory banks.
I so love your Bottle of Flowers card, Cathy. Your arrangement of flowers is perfect – a little at an angle is great and gives room to allow the sentiment space. Crumb Cake with Tahitian Tide goes well together. Love all your layers. I hope you find your Sentiment Silhouette dies – they are probably hiding underneath something.
Ooh love all the new products used in your card Cathy. And that glimmer paper looks gorgeous inside the bottle. Very pretty card.
So many things to love about this card, Cathy; it is beautiful! Deckled Rectangle Dies, the colour combo you’ve used, and the GENIUS idea to use Glimmer Paper for the water in the vase – love them all.