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This fortnights challenge at Crafty Ribbons Challenges is 'Green' chosen by our lovely Kate.  I had a quick flick through my green stash and decided minty green was the way to go...


For the background I pushed two colours of Dazzlerz texture paste through a stencil trying to create an ombre effect between the two colours. 


Whilst that dried I layered up my photo with whites, greens and transparent vellums and glassine.  I added a small layer of the bright blue featured in the photograph to tie it all together.  I strung my chosen ribbons across a section of printed acetate and decided I needed lace too... This is my favourite lace - it doesn't last me long, as soon as I replenish my stock I use it all again!!


I added some sequins and alphas all in my chosen minty green shade.


Please pop over and join us over at Crafty Ribbons Challenges - anything hand made with green as the main colour...

Thanks for stopping by!

I have used:
Mint Volcan lace
Satin 3mm in Pastel Green
Sheer 3mm in Pastel Green
Sheer 3mm in Crystalline
All from Crafty Ribbons

Mint Chip sequins
Glassine bag
Dazzlerz in 'Spun Sugar' and 'Sea U In The Mornin''
from SpiegelMom Scraps use the code Laura15 for a 15% discount

Printed Acetate by Alison Kreft


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  1. Sue17 March 2016 at 08:44

    Hi Laura, A beautiful LO.

    Hope you are having a good week. Sue

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  2. Virginia18 March 2016 at 15:37

    I love the detailed shots - shows just how pretty it is!

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