Colour Creations - Petal Pink Week 37

Hello and welcome everyone to the Colour Creations blog hop where members of the Art With Heart Stampin’ Up! demonstrators showcase a new colour every Wednesday. Tonight’s colour is Petal Pink, This colour sits in the Subtles colour family and so a much paler pink with orangey undertones.

From my recent Stampin’ Up! demonstrator order I managed to pick up some FREE Sale-a-bration products, including the Adorable Owls stamp set! These owls are so cute and allowed me to indulge in a bit of colouring using Stampin’ Blends.

The owls were stamped with Memento Black ink and I have coloured the images using Light and Dark Petal Pink, Bronze, Light Granny Apple Green, Light and Dark Mango Melody and Light Smoky Slate Stampin’ Up! Blends. The images were then fussy cut and put to one side.

I dry embossed a Petal Pink card stock mat using the Cane Weave 3D embossing folder. I also adhered a strip of Country Gingham DSP to the embossed mat and then adhered both to the Petal Pink card base.

The hearts have been fussy cut from the Country Floral Lane DSP. The soft colours and images are very pretty in this DSP. The hearts were then adhered to Petal Pink card stock and fussy cut again to allow a border around each heart.

The sentiment is from the owl stamp set and has been stamped with Petal Pink ink.

The male owl has a bow tie and I created the female owl by adhering Champagne Rhinestone jewels for her necklace. I also adhered some more Champagne Rhinestones and White Enamel Dot Essentials to the bottom of the card.

The inside sentiment has been stamped with Sweet Sorbet ink on a die cut Deckled Rectangle. This is from another new stamp set Shake a Milkshake in the January to April mini catalogue. I stamped another owl and coloured him with Stampin’ Blends too.

Hope you enjoy the remaining blog hop where you can find more Petal Pink inspiration from the very talented Kate Morgan.

If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point, you can view the full list of participants on Cathy Proctor’s blog.