Clarity Challenge July 15 - Anything You Like

I thought that I would use the Club Stamp this month, two elephants entwined.

I used gold embossing enamel to make them stand out and cut around them. I made a background with Brushos and a Clarity stencil which I outlined in gold pen. I really wanted bold colours. 

I was going to add the sentiment LOVE but decided that ALWAYS was better, more of a commitment.

I hope you like my card.

Thank you for looking x

Hobby Art Stamp Challenge July 15

Thank you for looking at my blog.

This is a sweet little card for the challenge to add a verse.

I have quite a lot of Hobby Art stamps and they are lovely to use. I had made some background cards with Brushos and the piece that I chose was mainly blue and lilac.

I stamped small images on the card with a purple archival ink. I stamped the basket of lavender and carefully cut it out. I stamped the verse and die cut it with a Spellbinders die and used it as a stencil.

I love this card it's fresh and clean and I hope that you like it xx

Lavinia Stamps July 2015

I haven't posted for a while.

This is my entry to the Lavinia Challenge this month.

I bought these lovely Crealies Patchwork dies from the Oyster Crafts Stand at the Sincerely Yours Paper craft show in Portsmouth a few weeks ago and met the lovely and talented Marianne Lait.

The card is quite simple with Lavinia Stamps and Brushos in lemon. I let the die do the rest.

Thank you for looking. Hugs xx

Lavinia Challenge June 15

I bought some Stampbord a while ago and didn't know what to do with it. On TV the other day they were using it. So I gave it a go.

I have used Pan Pastels, embossing powders and the lovely Lavinia Stamps.

I hope that you like this small piece of artwork.

This is the card that I made for the next Indigoblu Challenge for July.

June Challenge Hobby Art

This is my entry for the Hobby Art Challenge  June 15.

All stamps used are Hobby Arts.

I hope this makes you think of summer x

IndigoBlu Challenge June 15

June 15 IndigoBlu Challenge card.



I really enjoyed making this one.



Can you see the horse?