Thursday 12 January 2017

Ombre Sky

The Less is More Challenge this week is a colour challenge, 'Ombre'. My first thought was to use inks, but I decided to  use shades of blue card to make an ombre sky.

The sky is made from strips of card, die cut with one of the dies from the Lawn Fawn 'Puffy Clouds Border Dies' set.  I made a frame using the two of the dies from the Memory Box 'Stitched Squares'.  The frame and the Memory Box 'Hot Air Balloon' die cut are attached with foam tape.  The sentiment is an old wood mounted 'Funstamp', stamped in Versafine 'Majestic Blue'.  

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29 comments:

  1. Brilliant take on the theme Liz!

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  2. What a fabulous make and such a clever idea Liz. You must have many drawers full of your wonderful dies and this cloud border is a new one to me and perfectly used here. x

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    1. Dies make perfect Birthday, Christmas and Anniversary presents, Pat. ;-) xx

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  3. A wonderful card Liz, what a great idea using the card as the Ombre, it looks so effective.

    Sue xx

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  4. Absolutely gorgeous - it looks like a framed painting on a wall
    Jane

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  5. Lovely card Liz, fabulous use of the dies.
    Jean x

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  6. Fabulous card love how you used card for the ombre effect such a beautiful crisp and clean CAS creation.

    Marie

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  7. This is gorgeous,love the sky.xxx

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  8. Amzing CAS, such a clever idea for using those border dies! Great design and colours!

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  9. Love your die cut clouds Liz and what a neat and clever take on the ombre challenge. Beautifully done and a great CAS design too. thanks for playing along with us at Less is More this week. Sarah

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  10. Good idea and it looks fabulous.

    Kath x

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  11. Wow! Those clouds are sensational! How clever Liz. Totally love this.

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  12. Wonderful idea to use card instead of inks! I really love the use of dies here. Great card!

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  13. This is so beautiful!! I love the cloudy background!! It looks amazing!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  14. Love this Liz. A great way of incorporating ombré through dies. Shabneez xxx

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  15. Wow! What a sensational card Liz! It looks so clean and crisp and doing the ombré with diecuts really worked out well. That is a perfect sky for the wonderful hot air balloon. Love it. Thanks so much for joining us at Less is More xx

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  16. Great idea Liz! looks fabulous.
    Pam x

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  17. A lovely cloudy sky Liz, a great card!
    Janice x

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  18. Beautiful!! This will make a great masculine card.

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  19. I like how you made your clouds. The shades of blue card stock are great!

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  20. What a clever way to make an hombre effect. A really lovely card Liz. Barbxx

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  21. Love the way you made the sky! Fantastic!!!
    Thank you for playing along with us over Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
    Hugs Zoey

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  22. Simply gorgous! Shows so good what you can make with dies! Enjoy the sunday!

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  23. Such a neat and satisfying card. Good take on ombré also. Thanks for joining in with us at Country View Crafts.

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  24. Wonderful!! I love your clouds/sky.

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  25. Well done on your LIM win Liz! Perfect card.

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  26. what a great background sky you made, good idea to use the cloud dies
    thanks for joining us at HLS
    Barb Housner (DT)

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  27. Love the ombre sky!
    Thank you for sharing with Happy Little Stampers!
    Susan
    Calling All Crafters! – My personal Blog!

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