When I saw the code word, I wasn't quite sure what "ombre" meant. So, I looked it up in the dictionary (Merriam Webster) - having colors or tones that shade into each other, used especially of fabrics in which the color is graduated from light to dark.
Here's my card
I started with Hero Arts Lines Background Cling Stamp Basic Grey, which I used to heat emboss with clear embossing powder. I trimmed a strip - 5.5" x 1.5". I applied distress inks (cracked pistachio, peacock feathers, salty ocean, mermaid lagoon) moving from light to dark with a water brush permitting the colors to blend. I then added the sentiment on a scrap of cardstock and using Hero Arts Year Round Sentiments which I die cut into a banner with Simon Says Stamp's Small Folded Banners die. I added some dimensionals under the banner to help support it.
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sue
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Such pretty colors for your ombre panel and I love that design!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ink blending to create your ombre effect, Sue! I also love the colors and pattern you chose for this card!
ReplyDeleteLove that geometric pattern and the colors you chose to create the ombre effect. Great card.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ombre card with the embossed geometric pattern. Love the Colors! ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteI love how the colors blend on your patterned heat embossing, Sue.
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