January & February 2023 Colour challenge

Hi and welcome my crafty friends

I’m excited to be running our colour challenge for 2023.

Let me ask you something do you have trouble working at your colours?

and what colours to put together this colour challenge will help you think we’re outside the box.

I’m running new, so two minutes, so everyone has time to have a go and put that cut up on my Facebook page. Love you and enjoy name and see what stamps and paper you have used to share with others.

This is my card. I used a blending brush to apply colour to the DSP.

I used the by bay specialty paper form the suite I’m using for January/23.

Each month I choose to work with one suite to share the amazing amount of cards and projects you can create.

I will also mix and match with other stamp set that I have, mixing and matching give you more to create and share with others.

My card for this challenge is a sweet thank you card. You can never have too many ready to send to someone when you need it.

Check out here how I made my card.

Check out my YouTube video here

Thank you for sharing your time with me today I really appreciate it.

Teresa

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