This month at Stamping Sensations we are sponsored by Swedish House Crafts with a great prize of £25 voucher for the winner and tw0 runner up prizes of £10 .The challenge is one that's always a favourite :- Anything Goes. Do remember we are a Stamping Challenge and we must see stamping as the focal point of your entry, If we do not comment it is because you have not followed the rules of the challenge. For my DT card this month I have coloured a piece of card with distress oxide inks and then stamped the birds on a wire stamp from Inkylicious and bleached out parts of the birds to make them fit my wording, added the dab of colour to add the word Colour.
I wondered if you had bleached out the colour Joan, it really makes the Inkylicious (I think) birdies pop against the lovely oxide background.
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B x
Wow, a stunning card Joan, I love it.
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Love this Joan great the technique, but I can never get it to work, must have another go sometime,
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A beautiful card Joan. I'm a great fan of using bleach to lift the colour and I quite often just leave it white as I like the contrast in colour. I've had this bird stamp for quite a long time now but I've only used it a couple of times so I really must revisit it. I love your Oxide background too. Crafty hugs, Sandra x
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ReplyDeleteA really stylish card with wonderful stamping
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
I love this stamp Joan and the background to it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamps and words, its a great card Joan.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
A pretty card, my friend! I love the birds and the wonderful background! Kisses!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, Joan! I love it! I haven't tried bleaching oxides yet - that works brilliantly x
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card Joan, love your design with the torn sheets and it's a fabulous quote.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
Great quote and I love those Swallows! Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation Joan, and a really great design.
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Tracy x
Very clever design Joan!
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