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ELC Look On the Bright Side Kit

Hi friends, 

Erin Lee Creative has a fantastic new kit today which coordinates with the previously-released Somewhere Kit.  It's called Look On the Bright Side, and it has a die, stencil and stamp sets with the most perfect sentiments for encouragement cards.  There is also a rainbow alphabet set available as an add-on.  

Join us in our blog hop today and comment to enter for a giveaway (see below).


Isn't this a great kit?

My first card uses the rainbow burst stencil.  I pounced white ink through the stencil, then I used Polychromos pencils to color over the white ink.  This technique allows the color to stand out on dark cardstock.  Of course I had to add a little shine and glitter, so I colored over parts of the rainbow and rays with a shimmer pen.




My next two cards were inspired by a T-shirt ad I came across, and I loved the ombré of skin tones.  I really believe that good things are coming, and I absolutely believe that we rise by lifting others.  When we work together and see each other as equals, we are all uplifted.  We get to make those good things happen!





For these cards I die cut the rainbow out of four shades of brown cardstock. (That means I get to make 4 cards with all the combinations!)  Then I die cut the rainbow again with sticky-backed fun foam, which kept the pieces together long enough to adhere the cardstock.  The first card has some hearts from the original kit masked, glittered and heat embossed in clear.  Peeking out from behind the rainbow is the dotted impression left by the Horizon Burst Die, once again glittered with a shimmer pen.

The second card needed just a little heart and some sequins for shine.

I have been sending a lot of encouragement and friendship cards in these last few months, so this kit is perfect.  

*Prizes*

We are giving away ONE KIT chosen from comments left across all of the blogs participating in this hop. Please leave a comment on any participating blog by Tuesday, September 8. The winner will be announced that week on the Erin Lee Creative Blog. The more you comment, the more chances to win!

Your next stop is Michelle.  And here are all the wonderfully talented ladies in the hop:

Amy 
Cheryl (That's me!)



Comments

  1. LOVE the brown Hues for the rainbow!

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  2. Goodness! What unique fall type ideas for rainbows.

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  3. Cheryl - both cards are gorgeous. Love the fall color idea for rainbows. Very creative, thank you for sharing.

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  4. Love both cards. Especially love the ombre one with brown tones -- love the earthy look.

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  5. I love the unique colors you did! Brown shades is sooo cool!

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  6. What fun cards! This is a darling release!

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  7. Fabulous cards, Cheryl!!! I especially love the skin tones rainbow---how super cool!!! And I think the sentiments in this kit are so fantastic!!!

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  8. Fab designs on these encouragement cards!

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  9. Love these pretty rainbows! Great color combos! The kit looks fabulous! Everybody is needing a rainbow these days!

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  10. Very pretty cards. I like the ones with the brown tones.

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  11. These are fabulous cards. I love the colorful rainbow on the black background and love the different die cut tones on the other card, looks like different skin tones, love that . Just beautiful. This is an awesome kit, thanks so much for sharing

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