Here is my entry for Playdate Cafe Challenge. Shown below are the colors for the challenge. I have used the sketch given for the Pecreativ Challenge.
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Showing posts with label PDCC. Show all posts
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Thursday, August 4, 2011
PDCC and Rainbow Lady
This card was done for Rainbow Lady's Challenge (Island Paradise) and The Play Date Cafe Blog Challenge where the colors are watermelon, sorbet, and lime.
Stamps used were from Rubber Stampede, Great Impressions, and Azarti Earles. Part of this is decorative paper.
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Friday, June 10, 2011
PDCC - dusty rose, blueberry, and cream
Play Date Cafe Challenge colors this week are blueberry, dusty rose, and cream. It really is hard to get the colors to show up on screen as they are in real life.
My paper is from a pack of vintage papers and actually had the dusty rose and a light version of the blueberry in it. To get a blueberry color I mixed Stampin' Up Concord Grape with the distress ink sage. The cream was in my card stock stash.
My paper is from a pack of vintage papers and actually had the dusty rose and a light version of the blueberry in it. To get a blueberry color I mixed Stampin' Up Concord Grape with the distress ink sage. The cream was in my card stock stash.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Orange, Yellow, Pink - PDCC
This tag/bookmark was made for the Playdate Cafe challenge where the theme is the colors: orange, yellow, and pink.
Orange: backing cardstock, flowers, dress, pepper
Yellow: backing cardstock, flowers, perfume bottle, pepper
Pink: 2 colors of backing cardstock, ribbon
BTW - Please note that my blog header fits into this color scheme!
Orange: backing cardstock, flowers, dress, pepper
Yellow: backing cardstock, flowers, perfume bottle, pepper
Pink: 2 colors of backing cardstock, ribbon
BTW - Please note that my blog header fits into this color scheme!
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Play Date Cafe - light blue, mintish green, and beige
Here is a card I made for Play Date Cafe Challenge, where the theme is the colors: light blue, mintish green, and beige. This is a watercolor I whipped out tonight. I hope the colors are close enough to count.
I noticed that the last post I made, which was for Art Creations Friday, also uses these colors.
I noticed that the last post I made, which was for Art Creations Friday, also uses these colors.
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PDCC
Friday, October 1, 2010
Play Date Cafe
This tag is for Play Date Cafe, where the theme is the colors of: hot pink, burnt orange, turquoise, and chocolate brown. I worked for two or three hours trying to get these colors to work together. Having failed to do that, I am still placing my tag into the challenge.
I think I should have used a different color ribbon. I dyed this one to match the tiny hot pink border, but I think brown or turquoise would have been better.
Edit: So I have taken the tag and now made a card with it. I got my Techniques Junkie newsletter today and decided I'd try my hand at the technique that the design team used. (see above)
I have also added a digital piece i just made using these colors. (see left)
I think I should have used a different color ribbon. I dyed this one to match the tiny hot pink border, but I think brown or turquoise would have been better.
Edit: So I have taken the tag and now made a card with it. I got my Techniques Junkie newsletter today and decided I'd try my hand at the technique that the design team used. (see above)
I have also added a digital piece i just made using these colors. (see left)
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PDCC
Sunday, September 5, 2010
PDCC 45
Here is my entry for Play Date Cafe using the colors shown on the example and inspiration photo below.
I used alcohol inks and moonglow starburst stains on the background. The Japanese character and image were sent to me by Frankie, who loves anything Asian, for winning a drawing on her challenge blog. I jiggled the colors (Photoshop Elements) slightly after I scanned this card to my computer.
I think this is my first time to enter a PDCC.
I used alcohol inks and moonglow starburst stains on the background. The Japanese character and image were sent to me by Frankie, who loves anything Asian, for winning a drawing on her challenge blog. I jiggled the colors (Photoshop Elements) slightly after I scanned this card to my computer.
I think this is my first time to enter a PDCC.
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