It really was a challenge to use Wisteria Wonder, so much so that I ended up going with a monochromatic color scheme. I stamped the pretty bloom from the Birthday Blooms Set in Wisteria Wonder and then watercolored it with the same color. This created a really pretty tone on tone look. The silver embossed sentiment adds a little bit of something extra to the card. My favorite part of this project is the embossed diagonal lines. I was able to create this by simply using the scoring blade on my Paper Trimmer.
Stampin' Supplies:
- Birthday Blooms Set
- Wisteria Wonder Ink Pad
- VersaMark
- Wisteria Wonder, Shimmery White, and Vellum Card Stock
- Staples and Stapler
- Silver Embossing Powder, Embossing Buddy, and Heat Tool
- Tags & Labels Framelits
- Big Shot with Magnetic Platform
- Paper Trimmer
Smiles :)
Kaitlyn
I have a hard time using this color - and pairing it w something! monochromatic was a great idea
ReplyDeleteWisteria Wonder is one of my new faces…I love what you've done with the card! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI have always struggle with Wisteria Wonder, too, because of the gray undertones. I love how you stepped up to the plate by creating a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card in that lovely shade of purple!
ReplyDeleteYou are SOOOOO brave. I cannot even attempt this color. And what a beautiful card you have created! Love the tone on tone!
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