White on White
Recently I discovered a new trend (ok - it's not exactly NEW...but it is new to me!) of white on white or tone on tone inspired cards! So I had to try my hand at it...and - I had the best time playing in my studio!
I love how the greenery pops off the embossed background...I am definitely going to be creating MORE of these cards. I have done a quick tutorial in case you want to try your hand at it!
Supplies:
White card stock: Papertrey Ink
Frame: Spellbinders Label Die
Greenery and Flowers: Memory Box Lavish Branch and Delightful Florals
Birds: Impression Obsession, Chickadees
Color: Copic Markers, Y21, W5, W3, W1
Jann that is simply gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings ... Von
Love it. Been looking for a weddingish style .. I think the white on white frame is great, Thanks for jump starting my thought process.
ReplyDeleteJann it is beautiful, the card looks very elegant and the small amount of colour really does pop up off the page.
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Lynn xx
Your card is gorgeous. I love the white on white. It's very elegant. Thanks for sharing, Johanne L.
ReplyDeleteLive the card. Trying to find the label die. Do remember which one it is? Thanks. Shirley
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card.
ReplyDeleteI too love the tone on tone coloured cards.
I really like how the colour pops off of the white background :)
I loved watching your video showing this white on white technique. Elegant!
ReplyDeleteYour little chickadees are delightful :-). Where do you find all those wonderful dies? I have to tell you that this post and video has sparked the embers of my fading creativity :-)
Thank You, my dear friend for grabbing me by the face and telling me your "Jammie Jane's" wise words. I love you and appreciate your friendship.
Love you - Leslie
Lovely card and great video. Love how the colors pop against the white embossed background.
ReplyDeleteI have a Black Cat digital die cutting machine and have been cutting for several years now. I get a lot questions from other crafters that are looking for very simple instructions to get them started. I am working on some very BASIC videos to teach other crafters about all the wonderful things cutting machines can do. I have a few questions about the settings on a Cameo. I would love it if you could email me at papercompulsions at gmail.com and we could "chat".
THANKS,
Jani