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HI. I am wanting to play with my new copper items, but am having a hard time choosing what colors to use with it. Can anyone give me some color suggestions? Thanks!
I was having the same problem . . . so far, I have used creamy caramel. Ohhhh, Pretty daring aren't I??? I will be interested to see what other people have come up with too!
Have you tried using pearl-ex on US vanilla and the mounting it on the copper CS? You could then try using copper cord as an accent?
I need to experiment more with copper ... Good luck!
I have a couple cards in the Gallery using the copper paper, and I used Tempt. Turquoise, Gable Green, Green Galore & Really Rust with it. Think of it, Copper is in the red color zone, so if you look opposite on the color wheel, you will see greens and blues. Maybe the right purple too. Also complimentary colors like orange and Summer Sun might go well. Different color combos will give you a different feeling, energetic, mellow, happy, etc. Just hold the copper up to your different colors, have an 'open eye' and mix colrs to come up with a combo you like!
Tandra
Inkalicious
Black is always rich looking with copper. I'm doing a workshop with one card in black, with a copper piece put through the crimper. The stamp is stamped in VersaMark, and then blues, greens, and rusts in PerlEx.
Blush blossom looks great with copper. Actually, I think most anything looks good with copper. I am so delighted they have brought it back. But try it with the blush blossom. It is wonderful with the peach from Sun Ripened.
here's just a quick rundown...
sorry to be short...
navy
burgundy
black (is to DIE for)
gray
close to cocoa and chocolate chip
ruby
coral (believe it or not...kind of modern, but cool)
forest
not quite navy
mustard