Here is my entry to this week's Colour Create Challenge, Challenge #13, which this week is to create a card using the colours brown, green and orange.
As I had a couple of men cards to make, and decided to drag my peel-offs out of hiding following my recent peel-off win, I went with a motorbike theme.
The Anita's gold motorbike peel-off was coloured brown using a peel-off marker pen. The inny parts of the peel-off were coloured using brown, orange and green metallic pens. This was matted onto beige card and brown cardstocks.
Patterned paper from the K&Co Basic Grey Sublime paper pad was cut into squares and matted onto the brown cardstocks. The corners were cut from the brown card using the Ellison Photo Corners die cut.
The ovals were die cut using the oval Cuttlebug stamp die and the peel-off greeting was coloured using the three pens and adhered onto it.
I decorated the inside of the card using a strip of the patterned paper and Tim Holtz Shabby Shutters distress ink.
The greeting is taken from the Hero Arts Birthday Messages stamp set and stamped using Versafine Spanish Moss archival pigment ink.
Wednesday, 29 April 2009
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4 comments:
great mans card...I love your take on the colours and you motorbike is fab...thanks for joining in with the Colour create challenge xxx
Fab Man card Kathleen, love the motorbike, and the layout is great. Louise x
Fab card Kathleen. It is so nice to see peel-off's being used. I love the way you bike image is off-set against the squares; that's a great layout.
Thanks for joining the Colour Create Challenge.
Sharon xx
A gorgeous card - great papers and image too! Those peel offs are perfect for a male card. Nice to see you in the flesh btw!
Thanks so much for joining in with this week's CC challenge! xx
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