Wednesday 23 January 2019

Black, White and Red

A second card for the Less is More sketch challenge.  This is one of those cards that turned out nothing like what I had in mind, apart from following the sketch.  I was going to use the embossed panels to make a White on White card, but somehow my card evolved into a black, red and white card. 
I used a Creative Expressions 'Ocean Waves Pinpoint' embossing folder for the triangular panels and added rows of red Nuvo Crystal Drops. When they were dry, I added a sentiment die cut with a Sue Wilson 'Stitched Flags' die.  The red mat was cut by hand to leave a small border.

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24 comments:

  1. I love the colours on this gorgeous card Liz.

    Sue xx

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  2. So dramatic with the black, white and red colour scheme! Your card reminds me of an evening gown or tuxedo jacket. Thanks so much for playing at AAA Cards, hope to see you in our gallery again soon.

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  3. love the black, white red colour combo Liz, fabulous card

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  4. Great how you gave the sketch extra dimension by the embossing and drops! Hugs, Gerrina

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  5. It reminds me of a guys dinner jacket for some reason. Very cute!

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    1. I thought exactly the same, although that wasn't my intention! LOL! xx

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  6. Fab colour combo Liz - great card!

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  7. I love the black, white and pop of red. I thought it was a doily at first and I love the design.

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  8. i like the black and white shirt look, .like a smoking or a fancy dress. Thank you for playing at AAA cards

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  9. My cards often evolve that way too ... has to be said you've rocked the LIM sketch too, Liz

    Kathyk

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  10. Another brilliant take of the sketch!! Stunning card!

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  11. It's so beautiful!! I love the embossing!! The colors are fabulous!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  12. A striking card. Pleased I'm not the only one who ends up with unintentional results.

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  13. Your card evolved into such a stunning card with a great sketch design and wonderful and eye catching colour combination x

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  14. I often start one way and end another, and this is beautiful and very striking with the black, red and white, and the red Nuvo drops look great along the edges Liz. x

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  15. A fabulous card Liz, a great take on the sketch.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  16. Fab design and colours, very striking card :o) Hugs, Lisa x

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  17. It IS a very striking card Liz! You've done a great job with the sketch.
    Chris
    x

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  18. Hahaha, that's how most of my cards turn out, nothing like I had originally planned... Fabulous card, I always love B & W with a pop of red. Thanks for joining us for the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge. I hope you'll join us again soon ~
    Misty

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  19. Wow! A great card, Liz! Your embossing folder is gorgeous! And the colours make the creation very dramatic! Love it!
    Hugs, Liv

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  20. Love how you have used the sketch Liz, a great colour combo and the embossing is great so are the red Crystal Drops.
    Faith
    x

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  21. A very unusual sketch Liz, which you have interpreted wonderfully. Love the colours too.
    Janice x

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  22. You know Liz, I actually thought the nuvo drops were pom poms! I like black, red and white as a colour combo. Love the card design! Shabneez x

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  23. The white embossed panels really pop from the black base card! This is always such a fresh and stylish color combo so no wonder you decided to use it! Very decorative card, yet CAS -great work! Thanks for joining us at Less Is More!

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