Hi there!
I present Funshine:
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I present Funshine:
The paper reverse sides add more (yellow) color:
I didn't want to go warm with the colors because the original is not warm in color at all:
I started by using
| Echo Park Capture Life |
and
| Bella Blvd Lovey Dovey |

A bit brighter but I like it. Teal and pink together though are so out of my paradigm. Ordinarily, I would put teal with orange, and pink with green. I, usually, warm up my cold colors, not put them together.
Then, I found that my Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm papers tie in with the teals and pinks.
However, the off-white background will present a challenge.
My favorite multicolor that tied in with all the colors was from Elle's Studio Shine:
I added my additional papers on hand from the aforementioned kits and added another soft muted teal paper from some very old paper from a company called Scrap Mode. I couldn't find any images for you. It is the paper under the snowflakes in the Funshine picture.
I tend to go a little crazy with the add-ons. My cardstock add-on didn't photograph well. It would be very close to the original with the exception of the white vellum. I replaced it with a gray vellum since I cannot find white vellum, (which I know I have to have here already).
Bella Blvd Lovey Dovey Scraps Add-on (LOL), the papers are really scraps:
Embellishment Add-on:
Washi Tape, "FUN"shine clip, vellum tag frame,
Stitch kit, transparent clips. (off course they need
brads-so bright brads to go with my bright kit).
Color Add-on:
Colorless Word Die Cuts, Artisan Letters
Light teal paint dabber, Teal and tan alcohol inks with blender
pen, spray bottle for inks, blending and mica powders
Stamps and matching die, Scrap Mode paper
I threw in ingredients for my color kit that have sat 5 years untouched. They are the only alcohol inks and dabbers that I own and the colors go with my papers as well as any match I could ever find for them. If I don't use them this month, I will include them with February's donation to my son's art teacher, (along with any paper and kit scraps).
All of the above was prepared for the January Counterfeit Challenge. I hope that you play along!
Have a great day!!

It looks great - and I love that hopeful cheery name - Funshine. And kudos to you for adding in the scraps and the daubers and ink too. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzanne! It was so fun to put together. But, I really struggled with a name and even tried a thesaurus before I resorted back to Funshine. Both "Fun" and "shine" were words in elements of my kits.
DeleteAw, such a wonderful kit (and a name to match!) I can imagine this bringing you a lot of joy to work with on grey, miserable January days!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog earlier too x
Thanks Clair! It is awfully grey here too. I hope the brights to help! :)
DeleteWhat a lovely kit and I'm ready for some " funshine".
ReplyDeleteCindy F
Thanks Cindy!!
DeleteOh yes! Such a happy collection. And a great name too.
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
Thanks Laura!!
DeleteWhat a fun kit the name is perfect for it ) I love how you introduce each peice of paper that you forged too :) Looks like a lot of creativity will be coming out of that kit :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tina! I'm excited about all the ideas that I'm getting. I just hope I can pull a few of them together!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic kit! The bright, cheerful colors are perfect for fighting off the January blues :)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it more than I thought. Thank you Stephanie!!
DeleteOh that looks like a fab kit,
ReplyDeleteThanks Virginia!!
DeleteHi, Janine! Could you please e-mail me at counterfeitkitchallenge@gmail.com? I have a guest designer spot I would love for you to fill for me. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bethany!! I just sent you an e-mail. :)
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