Howdy, ‘Fetti Fans and Happy Thursday!

We have another great Confetti Camera for you today.

In this weekly (usually Thursday) segment, one of the Confetti Crew designers will have the camera on both themselves, as a designer, and on their Reverse Confetti creations.
For this round each of our designers are showcasing our ink and cardstock in their favorite color palette.  This is a fun way to see what you can do with your Confetti Colors!
A couple of things to note:
1) This segment will not “air” if there is a different post scheduled for that day, such as Sketch for You to Try on the 1st of each month or on a hop or sneak peek day.
2) Each designer will follow the same theme until we have featured every Confetti Crew Design Team Member (then it’s a new round with new questions/theme). To see previous Confetti Camera post, simply click on “Confetti Camera” under the categories link on our sidebar.
In the spotlight today is the talented, AUDREY TOKACH…

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To create my card, I started off by cutting an A2 card base from Stone card stock.  I adhered a piece of patterned paper from the Under The Umbrella paper pad on an angle on the bottom  1/3 of the card base.    Just above the patterned paper, I added a thin strip of Midnight card stock.  I stamped and colored several images from the Build a Bunch stamp set, and then diecut them with the coordinating Build a Bunch Confetti Cuts die set.  To fill in my bouquet some more, I stamped one of the smaller floral images in Iced Aqua ink, and diecut those as well.  I stamped a sentiment from the One Day at a Time stamp set along the diagonal of the patterned paper in Midnight Ink, then I arranged my bouquet. Before I glued everything down, I decided that I needed to add a bit more black to the card for better balance, so I watered down some black acrylic paint, and spattered it on with a paint brush.  Once it was dry, I adhered by bouquet to the right of the sentiment.  Most is glued flat with a glue pen, and the two smaller flowers are popped up with foam tape for a little bit of dimension.  I also added white gel pen accents to all of the flowers and leaves.  Finally, to finish things off, I added a scattering of black sequins.

 

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