Craft a Scene
I had my attention brought to a new challenge blog this week - thank you Fliss, it's called Craft a Scene.
I love creating scenes and have made many both with my brayer and sponging. Today's card was sponged using ripped copy paper, a post-it-note and one of my own design stamps.
I used Stampin' Up inks - Not Quite Navy, Old Olive, Garden Green and Handsome Hunter - here it is
I'm really pleased with how this turned out especially as it is a one layer card - I went ahead and inked and stamped directly onto my card base, very risky I know!!
The whole scene has been outlined by hand with a black fine liner pen.
The challenge this time is 'Anything Goes' and I'm so looking forward to what the design team come up with for us in the coming weeks - you should hop over and take a look - the sample cards are superb.
I'm off now - my craft room looks like a bombs hit it and I really don't feel like tidying it at the moment and I am banned from crafting in the living room as I make too much mess ..............will have to take over the dinning room instead mwahahahaha!!
Jacqueline xx
I love creating scenes and have made many both with my brayer and sponging. Today's card was sponged using ripped copy paper, a post-it-note and one of my own design stamps.
I used Stampin' Up inks - Not Quite Navy, Old Olive, Garden Green and Handsome Hunter - here it is
I'm really pleased with how this turned out especially as it is a one layer card - I went ahead and inked and stamped directly onto my card base, very risky I know!!
The whole scene has been outlined by hand with a black fine liner pen.
The challenge this time is 'Anything Goes' and I'm so looking forward to what the design team come up with for us in the coming weeks - you should hop over and take a look - the sample cards are superb.
I'm off now - my craft room looks like a bombs hit it and I really don't feel like tidying it at the moment and I am banned from crafting in the living room as I make too much mess ..............will have to take over the dinning room instead mwahahahaha!!
Jacqueline xx
So glad you decided to join in Jacqueline and your card is a real stunner. The inky effects are just beautiful and the whole card is so serene.
ReplyDeleteA word of warning about the dining room as this is where I have to craft not having a craft room. I have to clear it up every evening so we can eat which can be a real nuisance!
Hugs, Fliss xx
WOW! This is a stunning scene and I love the shadows of the trees on the ground. Well done for being brave enough to stamp straight to the card. I wouldn't have been!!
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant Jacqueline you've given it such depth with all the shadowing!
ReplyDeleteVal x
Stunning scene. Love the way you have done the trees, with all the depth and shadows.
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That card is beautifully done, with all the shading to ground the trees. There is so much work in there. xx Maggie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene, love the way it's built up. x
ReplyDeleteWow, great card! You did a great job! And how brave to stamp right on the base and the black line around it, you are a true artist!!! Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Craft a Scene, Anja
Just love the card Jacqueline. It is wonderful to be able to do all the stamping and designing right on the base card. Your scene really has nice depth and I think I have climbed that mountain before. Haha!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Craft a Scene. I hope to come back and play with us again. NancyD
You have taken creativity to a new level Jacqueline! I love how you thought out of the box with this scene. You are a wonderful part of our target audience and participants. I hope you continue to submit works of art to future challenges and want to thank you for playing along at Craft A Scene for our first challenge!
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Beautiful scene, Jacqueline, excellent depth of scene and love the soft muted colors. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Craft A Scene challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene, Jacqueline, excellent depth of scene and love the soft muted colors. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Craft A Scene challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful! That work totally paid off--this is amazing! :) Can't wait to comment on your 52CCT cards tomorrow! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your accomplishment over at Craft a Scene!
Your scenery card is gorgeous! A lot of depth to it! Congrats on being in the top 3 for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh this is fantastic Jacqueline! I love scenes as much as you do and I must have a look at this challenge! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteOh wow - you made a BEAUTIFUL card. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Karen
Wow Jacqueline this is a really stunner indeed love the soft subtle shades great effects, Shaz in oz.x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
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