Wasn't colorblocking popular in the 80s? I'll admit when I first saw this technique I wasn't crazy about it, only because I'm not really a fan of colorblocking. But making this card turned out to be a lot of fun and something I'll use it again in the future. Our challenge - "create a project featuring some kind of color blocking".
Using a nestability, I die-cut each of the blocks in Aqua Mist, Lemon Tart, Hawaiian Shores and Pure Poppy cardstock and placed them on a piece of True Black cardstock. The coffee cups are die-cut in white cardstock and stamped with colors that coordinate with the cardstock (thank goodness for the Misti!)
I placed the panel on a white cardstock card base and stamped the sentiment. This was a quick and easy card to make!
Card Details:
- Stamps: PTI Heart-2-Heart #1, Shapes By Design
- Paper: PTI Aqua Mist, Lemon Tart, Hawaiian Shores, Pure Poppy, White Stampers Select, True Black
- Ink: PTI Aqua Mist, Lemon Tart, Hawaiian Shores, Pure Poppy; Versafine Onyx Black
- Dies: PTI Heart-2-Heart #1; Standard Rectangle Nestabilities
- Size: 4.25" x 5.5"
i love your fun, bright colors!! and coffee is always a good thing!
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