I could have achieved the same color with white card stock and ink, but it would have taken more ink and more effort to blend on that rich of a color.
I used it anyway though, and just blended ink on top, to warm it up to just the right shade.
It was a bit different shade than I wanted. What I mean by that is, in this case, my yellow wasn’t quite sunflower yellow.
#Sneak peek vs sneak peak pro#
PRO TIP: Even if you don’t have the “right color” of card stock that you need for your project, starting with a color close to it and then blending on ink, allows you to still achieve the desired color without having to start all the way back at white card stock. Might as well use them in a few different ways! I started out with a yellow card stock to die cut the sunflowers from. It’s so fun to do and it’s an efficient way to craft, since you’ve already gotten all of those supplies out. Lately, I’ve really enjoyed choosing a color palette and some stamps and dies to work with, and then creating coordinating cards. I decided what better time than now, to create some beauty inspired by the brave Ukranian people. What’s been happening is heartbreaking and has had me praying fervently. Hello, Friends! As I was pondering what to make for this week’s TGIF post for The Greetery, I had been wanting to use the watering can from Sprinkled With Kindness, because it’s just so cheery and hopeful, reminding me that Spring - and my own garden and watering cans - are soon on the way! But, I also felt compelled to pull out the BotaniCuts Sunflower dies and use them along with the blue and yellow color combo we’ve been seeing all over the internet, in support of the people of Ukraine.
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