Gradient Card Set {Growing In Unity}

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Welcome to my fourth day as the Growing In Unity gal!

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One of my favorite things to do with solid stamps is add some fun by using multiple colors of ink to create a gradient effect.

{It seems like I have been using these Authentique Paper & Unity Stamp Company co-brand stamps on everything I've been creating lately...love them!}


For this set of cards I chose to stick to two main colors (although I actually used 4 colors of ink). I kept the palette simple on the card base as well, using the two main colors again and then I accented each card with a bit of The Twinery's twine.


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Supplies:
Cardstock: Georgia Pacific (White); Bazzill (African Daisy, Wild Pansy);
Stamps: Unity (Direction of Happy - Authentique Itty Bitty); Unity (Family Is Forever - Authentique Itty Bitty);
Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black); Tskineko (Thatched Straw, Mango Madness, Spring Pansy, Purple Hydrangea);
Twine: The Twinery (Buttercream, Lilac);
Tools: Fiskars (Trimmer, Scissors); Martha Stewart/EK Success (Scoring Board);