Welcome to Colour Inspiration Challenge #16! This go around we have a more muted, possibly masculine colour combination, which was perfect for a “to do” project I’ve had on my desk for months.
So my daughter asked me to make a “day planner cover” for her boyfriend some time ago . . . .
I wanted to make something a bit inspirational for him, and I felt the Night in Bethlehem set was pretty great to make something that is quite flat and easy to go in and out of a bag.
I used one of the samples right out of the catalogue as inspiration:
I added a bit of gold to the colour combination for the words. It also adds just a little bit of texture here, too.
Of course, make this into a card easy enough! This is a great one if you have many Christmas cards to make, too. You could add some glitter to the star (I used Wink of Stella) and add some pearls or rhinestones. (Because this would be going to a teenaged boy, I opted for no rhinestones!)
And not in keeping with the colour challenge, here are the other day planner covers my daughter made for him:
Thanks for stopping by! And I hope you’ll join in the colour challenge on the Colour Inspiration Facebook Page! Your next stop is the talented Lou Kitzelman!
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Julia Quinn says
Snap! We chose the same stamp set! I love your project. Just beautiful! I love the multiple background images.
Mel Pagano says
Such a beautiful card Jacque. I love the multiple stamping – the effect is amazing!
Nicole Wilson says
I love the faded stamping off image this is so effective just beautiful Jacque x
Lou Kitzelman says
So gorgeous Jacque. Love the generation stamping – such a fab effect to get depth.
Nikki Spencer says
I’m not totally sold on this set, but l love how you’ve used it Jacque. It’s a lovely Christmas card. xx
Jay Soriano says
Your generation stamping is so effective. Love how you used this stamp set
Lisa Eaton says
This is really beautiful Jacque, love the layered effect. The perfectly elegant Christmas card xo