Monday, 9 January 2012
Multicoloured multitasking!
I'm still exploring the potential of the versatile beehive technique, which lends itself so beautifully to working with an array of different colours.
Yesterday, I filled in a large open ring coil with pairs of twisted strips, working with that 'magical' colour combination of purple, red, pink and green (... plus a tiny bit of white, silver and black thrown in!) The result is almost a marbled effect, full of interest and movement.
I used it to make this card:
And then it struck me what a wonderful background pattern a photo of the quilling would make. So I've used it for this one too, with just a little flourish of real quilling on the top:
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Very pretty. Looks like icing on a cake:)
ReplyDeleteWow! Philippa, This is OUTSTANDING! I love the way you've used the beehive photo as a background! Absolutely adore the end result!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful
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Sonia
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woooooooooooooooooow...very very pretty and wonderful, Philippa.
ReplyDeleteThis was amazed me....great idea.
Thanks a lot to improve the beehive technique. Love it so much....
hugs,
Susan
very nice Philippa !!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute desing!!
ReplyDeletelove the beehive technique Philippa
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteI loved it!
lovely , love the colors you used, and the second card is awesome, how you took picture of your first creation and used it for background, that is awesome!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Philippa!! It´s adorable !!! I´m sure you spent a lot of time on it but you did an amazing job!!!! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a marvellous week!!
What a great motif for a card. It looks great and it also makes a wonderful background
ReplyDeleteКрасивый дизайн!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It looks like moving and living as if light goes out from it!
ReplyDeletei love the color combination and the ways it moves..will try it for sure..
ReplyDeleteThis is so breathtaking, Philippa! Love the combination of colors, swirls and the circle around them! And the digital background turned out great!
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