Fabulous Day - Color Throwdown #545

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Happy Wednesday, everyone! It's time for another new Color Throwdown challenge.

Our generic colors are Raspberry, Lavender, Green, and Kraft.

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For today's card, I used one of the new Spring Digital Blitz images from Power Poppy.  It's called Lavender Sprigs.

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I printed the no-line version of the image and colored it with my Copic markers, then added some shading with Prismacolor pencils.

Now, it's your turn to play along with us.  Check out all the details at the CTD blog and be sure to visit and leave some love for each of the designers:

Amy Rohl (taking a break)

Amy Rysavy

Barbara Anders

Broni Holcombe --> You are here!

Jodi Collins

Lisa Henke

Lori Tecler

Lynn Put

Vickie Zimmer

Wanda Cullen

Cecile Ribon - May 2019 Guest Designer

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Thanks so much for dropping by!

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Power Poppy Lavender Sprigs Shop here: PP	Poppystamps Double Stitch Scalloped Rectangle Frames Shop here: SSS	Prismacolor Colored Pencils - Set of 36 Shop here: EH | SSS	Copic Sketch markers Shop here: SSS
X-Press It Blending Card Shop here: EH | SSS	Neenah Desert Storm cardstock Shop here: EH | SSS	PTI white cardstock Shop here: SHOP	Big Shot die cutting machine Shop here: EH | SSS | SB
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Comments

[Leslie Miller]

I love how you gave the lavender such a soft look with your Copics. That's hard for me. I always get too intense with them. This is one of my favorite PP sets that I've used a lot and now I'm especially happy to have it in digi. Must move it up on my coloring list. So many things to color, I wonder if I'll live long enough. Beautiful, Broni!

[nise]

That lavender is sure pretty, just like your coloring. Very fascinating that you used markers and pencils and made such a beautiful card. Like the scalloped frame, but the pink line that looks like another paper layer is a wonderful touch. It's all in the details, like the awesome shaded letters in your greeting.