A little reminder of our challenge over at the
Craft Stamper Magazine Blog where we want to see your stencilling projects. This time I decided to use Distress Inks along with one of my favourite Prima stencils.
I used a mixture of Picked Raspberry, Dried Marigold and Mustard Seed inks applied with Inkylicious brushes. Then added flowers and birds from IndigoBlu's Nature 1 stamp set in Archival ink, love the contrast of colours against black ink.
So pop over to the blog and check out my fabulous team mates artwork, make a little something following the guidelines, and join in by leaving us a direct link back to your blog. You could win a fabulous prize and also have your work published in the Craft Stamper magazine, how cool is that!!!
Good Luck,
Elizabeth x
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16 comments:
Fabulous Elizabeth, love the background colours and gorgeous design.
Hugs
Linda xxx
lovely card, do like the affect
Love the colours. Your blending is so good, and that quote is a favourite of mine.
A beautiful card, love the background and stencils x
Love this!! What a fab mix of colours. Have a great weekend hun! xx
This is gorgeous Elizabeth! The layering of the black on the white against that gorgeous background is just so striking, wow!! Love it! :)
Wow wow wow! This is gorgeous! LOVING the colors!!!!!!
Gorgeous Elizabeth love it . Crafty hugs Judith x
This is gorgeous Elizabeth. Great choice of colours and everything.
Hugs
xx
it's a very lovely card Elizabeth
Gr Karin
Elizabeth, this is gorgeous What a wonderful background to show off your lovely stencil and stamping work!
Beautiful card Elizabeth. Love the pretty colours and the stencils look great. Hugs Rita xxx
Gorgeous Elizabeth, loving the stenciling and the stamps are deeelish! Have a great weekend xoxox
Love this Elizabeth, love how you've stamped the black images over the white and the background colours are gorgeous. Have a good weekend Hun.
Hugs Jennifer xx
Gorgeous! Love that colour combo!
Beautiful card and brilliant stenciling.
I've that Prima stencil, but never knew how to use it, thanks for inspiration
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