Saturday, 2 April 2016

A Real Challenge For Me!

Hi All,

I find colour challenges a real challenge especially when you are asked to use over 3 colours. This week I decided to challenge myself to use the colours at Colour Q. I was doing this just to see if I could. My idea was to go with pretty flowers and butterflies and this is what I ended up with:


No flowers, no butterflies, a graphic card but I got all those colours in! Sometimes when I have an idea in my head and sit down to craft I go a completely different way. I am sure this is because I wanted to enter the 'washi' challenge at CASology. Get this...I own no washi tape, only washi stamps. Here my washi stamps are from Uniko. I cut out the middle one and popped it up on foam pads to add some dimension. I used the latest sketch at CAS(E) the Sketch for my layout.

It was fun to make this card and I will enter it into:

CASology-washi

    

Have a fun day x


19 comments:

  1. I always have a plan in mind too Sandie and it always ends up looking completely different when it's finished! You've used the colours brilliantly - love your clean and graphic creation!

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  2. Way to rock the trio of challenges. Love the graphic, end result. It is fabulous!

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  3. Wow, so difficult to capture three challenges in one card, but you did it! I love it!

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  4. I struggle with colour challenges, too, Sandie! You did a fabulous job with your card -- I love your take on the sketch!

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  5. So clever to use washi stamps on your card! Thanks for joining us at CASology this week!

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  6. Great card, Sandie! I can't belive that color challenge is complicated for you, this is a perfect take on ColorQ - Sweet Kobylkin

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  7. I am like you - I rarely play in Color Challenges as more than three colors make me panic. Unless it's rainbow colors... You managed it really well, though! The card looks great!

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  8. Sandie, these are lovely for all of the challenges!!! ADORE your CAS!!!

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  9. Great to challenge yourself still? I think you can clearly recognice your style and love the way you made this layout! (Would like to let you play with watercolours as I do; reaching for jet another colour ink to mix with the 7 or more that I already am using just to get even more nuance...:) ) Enjoy the sunday!

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  10. Cool, graphic and so wow, Sandie ... there's such a fantastic sense of energy about it! Hugs, Anita :)

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  11. Washi stamps are a fantastic idea, and if you had not 'confessed', I never would have known. This is a fun card, with so much movement and energy. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology and ColourQ this week.

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  12. I'd say you rose to the challenges and then some with this unique and fabulous design, Sandie! (I'm with you on finding some of the color challenges to be, well, especially challenging!!) Enjoy your day! Hugs, Darnell

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  13. I so agree with you, color challenges are tricky, the more colors the trickier.
    I too very often end up with something different from what I planned. This turned out looking so cool!!

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  14. Amazing take on each challenge!! Over the top great. I love how you used a Washi stamp instead of Washi! brilliant!! : )

    Patti

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  15. Such a lovely card with a cool graphic feel to it! :)
    Suchi xx

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  16. I feel the same way about colour challenges, I prefer 'inspiration' challenges (even though I usually end up using all the colours from the inspiration! lol!) Love this graphic take - so glad you joined us at CASology this week, Sandie!

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  17. You're definitely not the only one who sometimes end up with a card that looks completely different from what you originally planned!!!! That happens to me so often!!!!!
    And I do like the card you made in the end!!! The washi stamps are great and you've done a great job with the colours!!!! I love that 'WOW' in the corner!!! A lovely, fun, CAS card!!!!
    Hugz

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