Thursday, December 24, 2015

MFT Color Challenge 36



We're here again with another MFT Color Challenge! Join us as we create with this sweet color combination. 

This challenge features cool colors to inspire you  After Midnight, Steel Grey, Limelight, and Tickled Pink.


Create cards, scrapbook layouts, home decor, treat containers, mixed media, etc. using this color combination and be sure to link your project below for a chance at a My Favorite Things Gift Voucher worth up to $20.

Your MFT Challenge & Inspiration Team is here again with six inspiring cards using this color palette. Let's see what has been going on in their creative minds.

Alice colors up a cute elf from the Santa's Elves stamp set as a result of this color combination. I love how she creates a textured snowfall using the Snowfall stencil as a backdrop to her fabulous coloring.

Merry Elf Card by Alice Wertz featuring the Birdie Brown Santa’s Elves stamp set and Die-namics, Joyous Christmas stamp set, and the Snowfall stencil #mftstamps

Erin Lee gets dramatic with the darker colors of the combination and the Chunky Chevron Cover-Up Die-namics. Add in a Tropical Flowers, Leafy Greenery, and the Happy Hellos Die-namics, and this design makes quite an impact!


Floral Hi Card by Erin Lee Schreiner featuring the Chunky Chevrons Cover-Up, Tropical Flowers, Leafy Greenery, and Happy Hellos Die-namics #mftstamps

Jill uses the negatives of the Proof Positive Cover-Up Die-namics to create this punchy and graphic design. You'll notice she uses only a titch of the colors creating a lot of glorious white space. It's positively amazing!


Positively Amazing Card by Jill Dewey Hawkins featuring the Amazing stamp set and the Proof Positive Cover-Up Die-namics #mftstamps

Miriam pulls out the Ride The Wave Die-namics for this super cool card. Steel Grey is a perfect alternative for stamping sentiments (hers is from the Geek is Chic stamp set) instead of black! And the enamel dots give the the design the certain something to finish it off. 

Weird Waves Card by Miriam Pranter featuring the Laina Lamb Design Geek is Chic stamp set and the Ride the Wave Die-namics #mftstamps

Not surprisingly, girly Vera gravitates toward the pink in our 36th color combination. It makes a super sweet background (using the English Brick Wall stencil) for the merry little elf from the Santa's Elves stamp set. The sentiment from the Hand Lettered Holiday set adds a touch of elegance as well as the sparkly sequins.


Christmas Elf Card by Vera Wirianta Yates featuring the Birdie Brown Santa’s Elves stamp set and Die-namics, Hand Lettered Holiday stamp set, and the English Brick Wall stencil #mftstamps


Veronica layers three different sized hearts using the Stitchable Heart STAX Die-namics in three different colors on a pristine white background. The Lace Background stamp adds such a pretty touch to the largest heart. 

Heartfelt Just Because Card by Veronica Zalis featuring the Label Maker Sentiments stamp set, Lace Background stamp, and Stitchable Heart STAX Die-namics #mftstamps

Congratulations, Deanne! You are the randomly selected winner of the MFT Color Challenge. You can view all the entries from the last challenge HERE.

If you are looking for further color inspiration, feel free to download past MFT Color Combinations HERE.

You have until Wednesday, January 13, at noon EST to add your link and be eligible for the prize of up to $20 in MFT Cash. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance! The prize is a $15 Gift Voucher to My Favorite Things, but if you use MFT stamps and/or dies in your project, you’ll receive an extra $5.


Watch for shout outs on the blog every Tuesday, too! We'll feature fun, unique, clever, and noteworthy projectts submitted using MFT products with design tips and trend talk. Who knows? You might be SPOTTED! Share your cards on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook using the hashtag #mftstamps.

Join the fun at our MFT Challenge & Inspiration group on Facebook!

Alice



Erin Lee


Jill


Miriam

Vera

Veronica
How will this color combination inspire YOU? We can't wait to see. 



Susan R. Opel

Creative Ambassador for My Favorite Things


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