Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Soda can Embellishment with Generation Green Colorant















I made this card for 2 Sketches 4 You challenge #36. I also wanted to demonstrate a use for Creatively-Green product Generation Green Colorant, which is an earth friendly product.

My pumpkin, which is a piece of soda can, is cuttlebugged and then die cut. Then I took my yellow and red Generation Green colorant and combined them to make an orange color. I then sponged it on to the aluminium from the soda can and let it dry. I then combined the blue and yellow to make a green and painted the leaf. Once again I combined colors to create a brownish color for the stem. I scrapped off a bit of the green on the leaf to make it look aged.


The stitched background was created by using Angels Landing's pierced digital background. I poked the holes and used four different colors of embroidery floss.

I hope that you are inspired to try this.

12 comments:

Karin said...

That pumpkin is cool! I can believe it's a can!

Jacquel said...

What a gorgeous card and love your layout too...tfs!!

Judi M said...

What a neat way to use that Pierced Background, Sue. Your embroidery idea worked out beautifully. :)

Anonymous said...

Uh! I am jealous.... you already got your package for DT?? I love your pumpkin and the stitching... the colors are GORGEOUS!!!

Jennifer Talley said...

Whoa, this is so awesome! Love what you did with the soda can! I will have to try that!

Lynn McAuley said...

Awesome stitching, Sue! The perfect background for this wonderful autumn card!!!

Michelle VP said...

Your pumpkin and stitching are so pretty! :)

papertrails leaver said...

Susan you never cease to amaze me! What a cool idea and your card is beautiful!

cnelson said...

beautiful card! amazing stitching!

Payne Holler Cards said...

great day this is awesome! look at that pumpkin! but your stitching blows me away!!!!

Pat (mspfd) said...

This is an amazing creation. Love the stitching, all the texture, your awesome pumpkin and overall design.

Unknown said...

i am blown away buy all the creativity on this card -that stitching is just so gorgeous. Well done!
:) Kazan

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