I added another orphan die cut leaf and more doodling. Another little die cut leftover and more doodling.ĭay 18 – Yellow Orange – PO73, PY65 – This is quite a nice deep yellow verging on orange but not for mixing due to the two pigment composition. I found another cancelled stamp for this one!ĭay 17 – Vermillion PR112, PO73 – a much lighter orange than the one above though it also contains the one above lol. I found this previously die cut and not used hummingbird that was painted in almost the same shade.ĭay 16 – Rose Madder – PR176 – Another favourite and a very useful colour to mix beautiful purples, but also on its own it can range from pale rose colours to much darker reds depending on the concentration. More cat food box, book paper, teabag and this stamp which I thought was unused until I pulled it out and it has clear tape over it so I must have cut it off an envelope.ĭay 14 – Bright Clear Violet – PV3:2, PB29, PR122 – a beautiful clear violet colour which is useful on it own and can also make a much darker purple with less water, but it is made of three different pigments so absolutely no good for mixing! Same elements as above except that I found this little butterfly which I think was a printable from a Life Book lesson, and fussy cut it out.ĭay 15 – Red Violet – PR122, PB29 – another favourite! So many beautiful colours are made from these same two pigments, including this one.
Just look at that really dark section on the top right! Ahhh. Cat food box, book page, tea bag, found words.ĭay 13 – Peacock Blue – PB15:3, PG7 – A beautiful convenience blue made up of two pigments. This one has less stuff on it, so it’s a bit cleaner maybe, and I got to do some doodling on it too. It’s a single pigment colour so it’s great for mixing and it’s just such a bright and happy colour! More from the collage stash including the gift wrap yellow bird, some brown envelopes, more chocolate wrappers, and the die cut foam hello.ĭay 12 – Greenish Yellow – PY150, PG36, PY65 – A really interesting chartreuse-y colour which is a mix of three different pigments (two yellows and a green). I kept the box as I thought it might come in useful for something.ĭay 11 – Permanent Yellow Light – PY154 – is probably my favourite yellow. Lots of little bits from my collage stash, including this cute little orange cat from gift wrap, and the “luscious order” is from some chocolate I was gifted at Christmas. Then this morning I cleaned my car for two hours – it really needed it after the trip with all the nettles last week!Īnd now on to the next batch of ICADs! Last week I shared the card for Day 15 since it happened to be the 15th that day, but now I have all of days 10-18 to share (which obviously includes day 15, so it might look familiar from last week.) If you were interested in more ICADS, the Day 1-9 post is here.ĭay 10 – Red Orange – PO73 – Not an orange fan really but this is a single pigment and very handy. I seem to be stuck in that in between state where nothing seems to be in the right place and I am getting a little tired of climbing over stuff to get in and out of rooms lol. The huge job that I am still doing and don’t seem to be getting very far with, is of course, the switching of rooms and finding new places for everything. Then I had to take all of it to the recycling centre, just barely managing to fit it all in the car! So that was one job checked off the list and on to the next. After the mammoth day in the garden, it did rain the next day, so I was glad that I did all the work and got things cleaned up before it started. It’s been a busy seven days since last Tuesday so I am behind with posting up my ICADs though not behind with making them, just not finding the time to get them photographed and uploaded.
Happy Tuesday! Since it is Tuesday I am sharing some photos with Bleubeard, Elizabeth and the Tea Gang over on Altered Book Lover’s site.
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