My card uses the wonderful new paper by Cosmo Cricket called Chemistry. Great colors and patterns, but they don't scream Valentine's Day, so you can use them for other things. the border punch is a Martha Stewart lattice work punch. To make the background behind Tilda I swirl color on my white nestability shape with a stencil brush. Adirondack inks in Cranberry and Butterscotch give this great coral color. I LOVE it!
The Tilda is colored the same way. On the the tin I also used the awesome Basic Grey paper Bittersweet and Urban Prairie. The ribbon is Berry Sorbet from Papertrey Ink.
Pinks and corals include Eoo and E02 for her face with R20 fro cheeks
The others are R11, R42, R32, R35 and R29.
Her hair starts with Buttercup yellow and I add a little brighter yellow and then some of my browns to it. I'm not crazy about the blond hair I make, still trying to find the right combo.
5 comments:
What a beautiful job you've done here Cheryl with the adorable Tilda! I love how you've altered this tin. I especially love how you've used the Adirondack inks too - stunning colouring!
oh my GOODNESS! this is ADORABLE!!! Beautifully colored of course.
More gorgeous work~!! Just beautiful.
Beautiful Cheryl! The colors are so rich and I love the tin!
Aren't these tins great fun to make? Even empty, yours is fabulous! Love the Tilda, and I think her blond hair is perfect! Great job on the challenge today!
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