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The stamp plate I've used is from Chocolate Baroque and is crammed full of nature, bumble bee's galore, all coloured in using Lyra Polycolour pencils which are fab to work with.
The clock die is from Marianne and the label is from Spellbinders.
The base tag has been made up of layers of Grunge Paste, Distress Paint, Gilding Wax and of course Black Soot Distress Ink.
It's been a busy few weeks for me here working at lots of County shows and the Eisteddfod, all good fun but I'm glad to say normal service is now resumed lol, I have crafty withdrawal symptoms and intend to have my fix over the next few days.
Use the link on my sidebar to check out what the rest of the DT have created, they are uber talented Ladies and a great inspiration, and of course you could always join in.
Elizabeth xxx
Also going to sneak this in to Hels Sunday Stampers challenge "Waterloo Sunset Time"
9 comments:
this looks beautiful, gorgeous colurs and lve that honeycomb texture ! Love the softness of this make x hugs trace x
Such a wonderful take on honey for the bees Elizabeth. Gorgeous work! Nicola x
Love the tag, the texture and overall theme is fabulous!
How fantastic, such a gorgeous take on the recipe. Love every detail.
This tag looks so special Elizabeth!
Gorgous work!
OMG Elizabeth this is wonderful and right up my street! Love it sooo much. Want those bee stamps now!
Hugs
xx
Love the tag, especially the texture.
Hi Elizabeth...Fabulous take on the recipe...Love the bees....Hugs May x x x x
Beeautiful!! Thanks for joining in with the Sunday Stamper x
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