Here are cards 2 and 3. Card 2, uses a lovely image of a lady - this is available from a number of companies. This is a Cherry Pie stamp. This stamp got me e mailing the very talented stamper Paula Whittaker who also loves this image, when I wanted to know who made it. I love Paula's work and she has been very generous with her patient answers to my questions about stamps, papers and techniques - thank you! The words are from Artistic Stamper. I used a mask to create the background and added a chipboard bird and a little bling!.
Card 3 uses a word stamp - I think it might be a Cat's Life stamp possibly, the child image is from Joanna Sheen. This is stamped in plum archival ink, coloured in pink sherbert and coloured gently with Coloursoft pencils. I think these words are very apt, sometimes when I am at work, dealing with something very challenging, wondering how I ended up doing what I do, when really all I want to do is craft these days, I think of these words!
Lastly, I posted my latest project on the blog I share with the lovely Jo, Judith and Lesley.
Do pop over and have a look at our projects this month (I think we might just have stretched the month again!). Judith's project really sums up our special friendship perfectly.
Thanks for stopping by.
Elaine x






Thank you Elaine for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteReally like what youve created using that stamp,the background is fab.
And those rolls do look rather tempting!
Thanks for sharing these pictures - cards are great and the rolls would just go with a nice hot bowl of soup on this very chilly and wet day.
ReplyDeleteIf I remember rightly those rolls were to go with some homemade soup wheren't they? Oh, they look delicious and I've sampled your gorgeous cooking so I know they'll taste as good as they look.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are pretty good too, Ha! Ha!. Lovely backgrounds on them both and I do particularly love the quote on the second one.
You already know I think your CSQ project is superb with such a lot of thought put into it.
It made me feel quite nostalgic for the days when I used to sew a lot.
Hugs
Lesley Xx