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[love2stamp]

Random winner was shoorn

For this challenge you need to take an embellishment that isn't colored and color it. Use it on a layout out. Make sure you post a before you color it picture of your item. Post both pictures in this thread. You can use anything to color it with. 

Here is my example:

I used chipboard letters, here is my before:


Here is the after:


Now for the rules:
One entry per person
Please use the challenge gallery I have set up in the gallery and post here! 
Open to layouts, cards, digital, etc.
No combining with any other challenge 
Deadline is midnight,May 13, 2018
$5 gift certificate provided by ACOT!
and last but not least, have fun!!
Can't wait to see your creations!

[Deanna13]

Clever challenge, Jennifer!

[JillinIN]

Great Challenge!
I love your page!

[pawprints]

Great challenge! Love your example!

[emmapaige]

Cool challenge - I know I've got lots of naked chipboard!!!

[keatonsgtgram]

Awesome challenge! This is right up my alley. I especially like "nude or bare" embellies and alpha. I am always running out of colors I want to use. I paint them or use markers, cover with pp, use yarn and even stamp on them. There are so many creative things to do with embellies. Sometimes I may not start with a bare beginning and just want to change the color of an element to something different.

[love2stamp]

btt

[Berta R.]

Oooo, great challenge.  I didn't see this yesterday.  I've got a lot of bare chipboard, too! 

[shoorn]

Here are some old die-cuts (2006-2007) that I got on eBay. Ended up only using 3 of them. Colored with Martha Stewart ink

[karen c.]

[Berta R.]

Very pretty cards Karen.  Thanks for giving me an idea for all these plain white and chipboard alphas that I have piled in a drawer. .  You did a beautiful job!   

[Deanna13]

Here's mine coloring an embellishment. I painted the chipboard snowflakes with Smooch Ink.
Before:


After:


Photos of DH measuring the snow, January 2016.
Snow Time

[Berta R.]

Here's mine coloring an embellishment. I painted the chipboard snowflakes with Smooch Ink.
Before:


After:


Photos of DH measuring the snow, January 2016.
Snow Time

Beautiful job,  Deanna!  The blue really makes all the difference!  

[stateless]

Here is mine. I painted both the wood veneer and the thickers with gold acrylic paint.





Thanks for the fun challenge!

[lissahope26]

I painted two different pinks on the flamingo then added stickles.  I also added some nuvo and gel pen outline.

[keatonsgtgram]

My numbers I altered

[Jan G.]

Here is my submission!  Sorry, I totally forgot to take a before pic but have the packaging that shows the others just like it and where my "lovely" title was in the package!



My layout!