Here is the Palette for CSI #60
and The Coordinates, which I used on this layout
How I solved the Case:
I used all 5 colors including some from the Coordinates.
For the EVIDENCE I used: a big flower, heats, birds, layers, drips, and a solid white background
For the TESTIMONY I journaled on a tag about love and used the word love on the page
I used a 2 Crafty Chipboard title “Together” from the summertime chipboard pack. However I was very proud of my amazing find at our local restaurant on Valentine’s day. Do you see these coasters below. Well can you spot them on the page. I altered these amazing coasters that I grabbed from the bar at the restaurant. How cool are they. I simply covered them in Gesso and then with a marble mask, covered them in gesso again. Finally I sprayed them in Shimmerz: My Bleeding Heart to make them red.
Materials used:
Bazzil White Cardstock
CSI coordinates #60, Teresa Collins
Crate paper and Prima packaging
Chipboard: 2 Crafty
Flowers: MHC, Prima, Green Tara
Leaves: Prima
Resins: The Trinket Trunk
Gesso, Textured Paste
Shimmerz: My Bleeding Heart
Washi masking tape
CW template
Prima fluid chalk dark bark
Coasters. doily, pearls
The Detailed Clues
THE SCHEME (USE ALL 5 COLORS)
- Chocolate – medium brown, taken from the right side of the cake – 97.59.40
- Butter Cream Frosting – pale yellow, taken from the top of the birds – 255.255.217
- Sugar – white, taken from the background – 255.255.255
- Red Hots – bright red, taken from the hearts – 204.40.41
- Butter – buttery yellow, taken from the flower – 255.237.175
EVIDENCE (CHOOSE AT LEAST 2 ELEMENTS)
- big flower
- hearts
- birds
- layers
- something that drips
- circles
- decorative border
- Add “icing” — interpret as you wish
- small brads or beads
- something glossy
- solid white background
TESTIMONY (CHOOSE AT LEAST 1 ELEMENT)
- Use a word from this Valentine’s Day word list as a jumping off point to document a love story.
- Journal in the form of a recipe.
- Write a love letter (doesn’t have to be to a person).
- 3 or 6 (inspired by the three hearts and six birds): Go here or here and choose a prompt that contains the number 3 or 6 and write journaling inspired by that.
- Add hearts to your journaling spot.
- Inspiration Words: — sweet, admire double (or forms of the word two) use these as inspiration for your journaling, not just as a title
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