Been playing about with masking for this card, another chance to use my old favourite lighthouse stamp,the girl and the boats are from Butterfly stamps ( are they still around? haven't been at the show the last few times) Also used my watercolours which are something else that doesn't get used so much these days. Fashionable stamping challenge this time is nautical so hope this fits. I bought some Hobby Art stamps at the last show after seeing loads of lovely cards made with them, I spent ages yesterday playing with them and produced ziltch ! I don't have a problem with masking usually but I just didn't seem to get the hang of those stamps, think they may end up in the "unloved and unused" drawer !
Contentment @ Eamzyart
2 years ago
A gorgeous card with fabulous images Joan and yes perfect for the FSC nautical challenge - thanks for joining us.
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This is a beautiful scene Joan, love it. Annette x
ReplyDeleteoh this is a beautiful scene Joan - fabulous masking. That could be me at Spurn Point this weekend lol ( minus the floaty dress !)
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Fabulous stamping Joan, you have created a beautiful scene, the stamps go together perfectly and so finely coloured. Thanks so much for sharing with us at FSC. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Joan, so gentle and pretty. I hate it when I buy a stamp and then can't do a thing with it, it happens to me all the time. Have a great weekend x
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Joan, and you have crated a beautiful scene, love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for our challenge at FSC this fornight.
Avril xx
LOVE the use of the sentiment--it goes perfectly with your image! Your coloring is fabulous, and this is amazing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiment, it is so wistful yet serene. Wonderful!
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I have these stamps and love them too. Your card is beautiful. Butterfly stamps are still around, they are being distributed by Jenny Mayes of Hobby Art. Regards, Anne x
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