Saturday, March 11, 2023

Just us Girls #670 Word Week: Rainbow

I found a 'blooming cute' way to add a rainbow to my card today!  It's Word Week at Just us Girls, and I'm happy to be back for my second week as their guest designer!  Thanks, Elizabeth, for the wonderful word!

Ready for my rainbow?


This 'rainbow-of-blooms' is a lovely die from The Stamp Market -
I made an impression with the die onto a panel of TH watercolor cardstock, then used three distress inks to create my rainbow of colors. Abandoned coral, squeezed lemonade, and broken china were all I needed - and a little water to mix.  I completed the cut with the die, and
added a bit of thin foam adhesive for a bit of dimension.

It was such fun to find an unusual way to represent a rainbow - but I know you will be even more clever.  You're gonna play, right??  We sure appreciate it!

=] Michele

24 comments:

  1. Fabulous!! You are so creative!!

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  2. What a great idea for a rainbow card! Love the pastel rainbow shades!

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  3. So soft and early spring-ish...I loved it at first glance!!!! So creative Michele!

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  4. Your rainbow of flowers turned out beautifully Michele and I love that sentiment too...how perfect to go along with this sweet card!! Hugs. :0)

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  5. Michele... you know how thrilled I am that you are our guestie this month at Just Us Girls! I so love your mind... this is a gorgeous rainbow. Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration with us!

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  6. A rainbow of flowers would perk up any garden as well as the recipient of your lovely card, Michele.

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  7. Brilliant, you have succeeded in finding an unusual way to represent a rainbow. Love it and congrats on your guest designer spot xx

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  8. so love this unique and lovely take on a rainbow! This really brightened my gray day. Thanks for sharing!

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  9. I could look at your rainbow of flowers ALL day long!

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  10. Seeing what you created using this die was the reason I bought it and this perfectly lovely rainbow-y card reaffirms that decision!

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  11. This is amazing and I LOVE how you created your rainbow of beautiful flowers! A real beauty!

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  12. So pretty in the soft rainbow colors and those little flowers

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  13. Wow, I'd love to see these rainbow blooms in real life Michele! I love this card, love your rainbow blooms and of course you sentiment. As per usual, your watercoloring is done to perfection! Hugs, Brenda

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  14. Prettiest way to represent a rainbow! I love that you even included a suggestion of the shape. I would love to see this one bowing over the landscape!

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  15. Such pretty watercolored blooms, Michele! I love that you used the pastel rainbow colors for 'blooms', and that you used only three colors of inks. The shiny sequins look like dews reflecting sunshine.
    Hideko xx

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  16. Agreed! A beautiful way to represent your rainbow -- a beautiful array of flowers!

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  17. Not only did you capture the colors perfectly, but I also love that you displayed them in an arch. This is a beautiful card, Michele! Can't wait to see this week's creation!

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  18. I believe YOU enabled me to get that Stamp Market die and I love how you used just three colors for your gorgeous rainbow of color!

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  19. "Bloomin' cute" is right! Rainbow flowers placed into a rainbow-style arch makes for one gorgeous card. Said it before but saying it again: so awesome to have you as our guest this month!
    hugs~c

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  20. I am over the rainbow about his beautiful card!! Now if I can just find that pot of gold......

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  21. Bloomin' cute and beautiful in those soft tones Michele. Love your take on our Rainbow colour challenge this week.

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