Hello Everyone! Welcome to Studio Katia September 2018 Release Blog Hop!
You should have come here from fabulous Rubeena. Your next stop is wonderful Kaja.
For this Blog Hop I created a card and a tag using New A Cup of Thanks Stamp Set and Dotted Patterns Set 3 Creative Dies.
I coloured image on both my card and the tag with Polychromos pencils.
I wanted to make them fun and cheerful, so I decided to go for a yellow background.
I used coordinating die to create a mask. I used Mustard Seed distress ink to ink blend background on the tag. For the card I wanted a little different look, so I only used Mustard Seed on bottom portion of my card, using a strip of masking paper to create a sharp straight line. For the top part I decided to use Lemon Zing ink by SimonSaysStamp and brayering technique. Now, there is not a huge result here, as I wasn’t going for a bold background but rather cheerful, so I only went over my panel few times to have that slight gradient of yellow from darker (not dark, just slightly darker ;)) to light.
I don’t know about you, I usually think of a sentiment in the very last moment. Well not this time. Before I started brayering my background, I die cut word thanks (which is a part of coordinating die set and I love that Katia ads sentiment dies to coordinating sets) out of the masking paper and adhered at the the top right corner of my card panel. After my background was done and I lifted the mask, I got a white word thanks on the yellow background. I love how it looks! I didn’t want the sentiment to steel attention from my gorgeous teacup with flowers and I think this did the trick.
I coloured flowers on the tag and card differently on purpose. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a set. Hope you like what I made for your inspiration and it will help you decide what nee SK products you need in your stash. ;)
To celebrate Studio Katia is giving away TWO $50 CAD Gift Certificates every day of the Blog Hop! Youcan read all the details on You can also win a $25 GC to Studio Katia Store on my Blog! Leave a comment here on my Blog for your chance to win and come back September 30th, to find out if you’re the winner.
Now head over to the next stop. Here’s the complete Blog Hop List for you in case you get lost:
Studio Katia (Rowena)
Emily Midgett
Amy Kolling
Isha Gupta
Galina Filippenko
Svetlana Pavlova
Ilda Dias
Emily Leiphart
Kalyn Kepner
Rubeena Ianigro
Liliya Rytsar
Kaja Vezenšek <your next stop>
Alex Syberia
I coloured image on both my card and the tag with Polychromos pencils.
I wanted to make them fun and cheerful, so I decided to go for a yellow background.
I used coordinating die to create a mask. I used Mustard Seed distress ink to ink blend background on the tag. For the card I wanted a little different look, so I only used Mustard Seed on bottom portion of my card, using a strip of masking paper to create a sharp straight line. For the top part I decided to use Lemon Zing ink by SimonSaysStamp and brayering technique. Now, there is not a huge result here, as I wasn’t going for a bold background but rather cheerful, so I only went over my panel few times to have that slight gradient of yellow from darker (not dark, just slightly darker ;)) to light.
I don’t know about you, I usually think of a sentiment in the very last moment. Well not this time. Before I started brayering my background, I die cut word thanks (which is a part of coordinating die set and I love that Katia ads sentiment dies to coordinating sets) out of the masking paper and adhered at the the top right corner of my card panel. After my background was done and I lifted the mask, I got a white word thanks on the yellow background. I love how it looks! I didn’t want the sentiment to steel attention from my gorgeous teacup with flowers and I think this did the trick.
I coloured flowers on the tag and card differently on purpose. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a set. Hope you like what I made for your inspiration and it will help you decide what nee SK products you need in your stash. ;)
WINNER of my Blog Hop Giveaway is
Studio Katia (Rowena)
Emily Midgett
Amy Kolling
Isha Gupta
Galina Filippenko
Svetlana Pavlova
Ilda Dias
Emily Leiphart
Kalyn Kepner
Rubeena Ianigro
Liliya Rytsar
Kaja Vezenšek <your next stop>
Alex Syberia
What you created is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! I love your sunshiney background.
ReplyDeleteThis is just amazing! I have to admit that I wasn't familiar woth your work, but I'll be definitely looking closer now :)
ReplyDeleteStunning cards. Your coloring is beautiful. I just bought a small set of Polychromos pencils and I've been practicing with them. While I have a long way to go, you give me hope!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous; beautifully colored! That purple rose
ReplyDeleteon the card is stunning!!!
Awesome Liliya, I love the vibrant colours from the yellow background and your gorgeous flower colouring. It is absolute a awesome card and tag, thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeletePretty card and tag. Great colours.
ReplyDeleteThe coloring is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove the glow of the yellow
background. Beautiful
card. thanks for sharing
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So very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou've used some deep colors that are so pretty. Both tag and card are lovely.
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! Love, love this!!!
ReplyDeleteLiliya, your coloring with these pencils is fabulous, love that bold yellow background on card and tag. The image really pops! I love that floral teacup!
ReplyDeleteThe bright yellow background is gorgeous and offsets the colours of the flowers beautifully!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super beautiful card!! Awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choice for the yellow background, it makes a nice contrast with flowers that stand out from the card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful projects! I love the pops of yellow, it makes it so happy!
ReplyDeleteYour tag and card ensemble have elevated this pretty image to stunning! Marveling at your incredible colouring! You've really breathed vibrant life into this image...
ReplyDelete~carol
Wow your coloring is spectacular on the card and tag - thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteLove your coloring, looks great on the card and tag. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love how the yellow background makes the beautiful image pop.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and tag! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
Your card and tag are beautiful! I love that pretty tea cup bouquet! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou card and tag are so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThere is so much to love in this Studio Katia release but I do have to say that the A Cup of Thanks is my favorite. Your rendition on your card and tag are gorgeous, I love the bold colors! Thank you for sharing today and thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love it, too, that Studio Katia includes sentiment dies with their coordinating dies! Way to go -- using a bold background color. That makes your card & tag very unique. Both are so pretty. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI really like the bold colors of your teacup card and tag. The purple and yellows look great with each other and the blue too. Thanks for sharing your version--because most of the time this type of stamp is more soft and I like the presentation of your card because you thought outside the teacup! HA HA. Really, a wonderful card and complimentary tag.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card and tag! So happy and vibrant. Amazing colored pencil work, love the texture from the pencil.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, I love both the tag and the card, and they’re so cheerful thanks to the use of yellow. I love the font of that thanks sentiment, too!
ReplyDeleteWow! Awesome creations!!! Your colouring is simply breathless!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty! The flowers look lovely against the yellow and I love the tag!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I like the cheery colors.
ReplyDeleteLove you used teacup flowers on tag for completely different look!
ReplyDeleteI love the inking on the background, so bright and lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteSo very prettY!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is beautiful. I love seeing the strokes that give so much texture to the flower petals. I also really like the idea of doing a matching tag and card. I never do that, but it's a great idea. Thanks for sharing with us!
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