Showing posts with label christmas challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas challenge. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 August 2011

bah humbug 33

Bah Humbug 33 is to use something new - the stamp by Wendie Rhodes is new to me, it was part of the set of stamps I borrowed to use for challenge 25, penguins - I quite liked this scene, so stamped a few images before returning the stamp set to Moira. The one that made it to the card was rhe 3rd attempt, so I may be asking to borrow it again!   I coloured the image with promarkers, then covered it with versamark and clear embossed it. The background was brayered and masked. The sky began with  the waterfall big n'juicy pad, then stampin up night of navy over the top - I found that the waterfall on its own was too bright, and the navy too dull, but both together was fine! The sand dunes in front were done with stampin up crumb cake ink.
After I had finished the colouring, I thought that my new top note die would go well with the oriental image, so cut it out, with fingers firmly crossed that the cut would be in the right place! (I did mark the die first with white marker so I had a fighting chance of getting it right). The matting layers were cut freehand, 2 in linen-effect silver and one from paper from the Artylicious decadent brocade cd (from Chocolate Baroque) and mounted onto an A5 dark blue card.

Have reloaded the photo, hope the zoom works now - Blogger was playing up when I did the original post, and didn't want to load the photo at all









                                                                                          

Sunday, 20 July 2008


this is the scan of the card I made for Glenda's challenge - it was a lot easier making the card than trying to set this up!

I stamped and embossed the two small trees from the arboretum plate, then sprayed glimmer mists in midnight, moonlight,meadow green and juneberry. This was mounted over a strip from the starry night section of the season's greetings cd, with the christmas tree from last year's christmas plate (christmas fusions?) cut out (I must have been mad) and added on top at one side. the tree was glittered, altho' that may not show up too well