Welcome to week 6 of the weekly Color Challenge over at the Utah Diva’s International Blog. I can’t believe we have been doing this for 6 weeks already – it feels like we just started.
So for this weeks color challenge we had a whole lot of color – Rose Red, Concord Crush, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie and Daffodil Delight. Oh my….what to do with that many different colors. I thought – thank goodness there is a green in there, I can always do flowers again. But I wanted to do something besides flowers – so I spent several days mulling it over until I finally came to a decision. To make a set of monochromatic cards – but now to choose a set with 5 different images that I could use – I wanted one stamp set, one layout, and each card a different color. I pulled out several different ones and finally decided to use Cute by the Inch – a Level 2 Hostess Stamp Set in the Stampin’ Up! Catalog. It has 9 images – 10 would have worked better, but 9 will do.
Ta-Da – my set of mini cards using the Cute by the Inch set. The whole set is inside a Fancy Favor box – cut using the Thick Window Sheets.
This was the first time I had used these thick window sheets – and boy they are thick – just like those thick plastic boxes you can buy to put treats in. I used Sticky Strip to assemble my box.
Here is a close up of the box with all the cards and envelopes inside.
I tied a piece of Old Olive Satin ribbon around the outside and added a tag to the front.
Here is a close up of one of the cards. There are 2 of each color except Olive that is why I chose to use the Old Olive ribbon around the box. I probably should just add a 10th card to make it equal and double one of the images.
These mini cards are 2-3/4″ square cards. The white mat is 2-1/2″ and the colored embossed panel is 2″ square. The images are stamped on Whisper White and punched out with the 1-1/4″ square punch. The tag on the front of the box was layered with a 1-3/8″ square that was punched.
That’s my interpretation. Now it is your turn to play with these colors – then go to the UDI blog and add your creation to the linky section. I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Stampin’ Up! Supplies:
- Card stock: Rose Red, Concord Crush, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight, Whisper White
- Ink: Rose Red, Concord Crush, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight ink and Stampin’ Write markers
- Stamp sets: Cute by the Inch
- Thick Window Sheet
- Old Olive Satin Ribbon
- Mini square envelopes
- Big Shot Die-Cut machine, Fancy Favor Box, Square Lattice Embossing Folder
- 1-1/4″ square punch, 1-3/8″ square punch. 1/16″ circle punch
- Sticky Strip
To order Stampin’ Up! Supplies to make this project click here.
And now lets check in on our Bingo players – anybody have 4 in row today or even a Bingo?
Let’s play….
It’s BINGO TIME! We are playing Round 5 of Monika’s Blog Bingo. I’m currently taking names for Round 7. See this POST for more details on how to join, how to play and the previous winners.
Here is piece #8 –the dog from All in the Family stamp set (stamped in Chocolate Chip).
Monika-
These are abosolutely gorgeous!
I love these!!! I may have to CASE. What a great way to use up paper. Thanks Monika!!
Sooooo cute! I also may have to CASE these! I love the fancy favor bag used with the window sheet too!! 🙂
So cute; great way to use all the colors with out using them on one project! That is where I’ve been struggling with these! And now you have 9 cards! Awesome!!!!
These are great, Monika. I need to come up with a hostess gift and I think these would be perfect. Thanks for sharing your remarkable ideas.
these are just elegant and simple, I may have to case these. You do great work, thanks for sharing.
I love them! What a fabulous idea!
Hugs!
Just surfing around this evening and came across your website. These are adorable – I too have to try these! I like that you’ve used different colours and the embossed paper really adds a nice touch. I’ll be back 🙂 Jackie
Very nice Monika! I have this set and have not used it once yet! I will though — I’ll be case’ing exactly — a great hostess gift I’m thinking! TFS!