Hi fellow crafters! Welcome to this week’s 2023-24 Colour Creations blog hop where team members of the Art With Heart Stampin’ Up! demonstrators showcase a new colour every Wednesday. This week’s colour is Calypso Coral and it is part of the Subtles colour family.
The card I have made is a fancy fold called a Triple fold shutter card. The are a few variations of this fold when I did a search on Pinterest for ideas. I wanted to showcase the lovely prints on DSP from the new upcoming September to December 2023 mini catalogue by Stampin’ Up!. This DSP is called Garden Walk. And of course it contains Calypso Coral!
Hope you enjoy the remaining blog hop where you can find more Calypso Coral inspiration from our blog host the lovely and very talented Tina Gillespie. She will also have the full list of participants if you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point,
How good is it that we received these beautiful papers in time for our Calypso Coral share, Rosa?! You've used them so nicely, and shown off our feature colour beautifully. The delicate Timeless Arrangements images complement the small prints on the papers so well, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the combo of Pretty Peacock with Calypso Coral - the rich blue/green really helps the coral to pop. Your fancy fold is fabulous, and shows off the pretty DSP perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great fancy fold to feature those beautiful Garden Walk papers Rosa. Good idea to use the images and sentiment from Timeless Arrangements.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful fancy fold Rosa. I love your version of this fold. It’s a little different to others I have seen. It shows the Garden Walk DSP beautifully. I haven’t really paid attention to this DSP but now I want to check it out properly. Love your use to the Timeless Arrangement sentiment & images with this DSP. xxx
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this fancy fold really showcases so many of those beautiful patterns in the Garden Walk DSP. Such a lovely cottage type feel and I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great fun fold Rose, and it really does give a lot of surfaces to display those pretty papers.
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