WOW!!! What an amazing response we had to our joint blog hop with our
Simon Says Stamp and Show team!!! Thank you all so much for your amazing entries!! This week's challenge is Move it, Move it!! So it can be things moving, things that move or even moving parts on your card - the possibilites are huge!! You just HAVE to go over to the
Simon Says Stamps Challenge blog and see what Lols has put on there for you to craft along to! As always the lovely Heidi is sponsoring the challenge with a $25 gift certificate to the
Simon Says Stamp Store!!
At LAST I got my hands on the gorgeous
Tim Holtz Vintage Shabby paper pad. I've wanted this ever since it came out but always seem to find something else to spend my money on but hubby gave it to me as one of my birthday presents!! As you can see I've used papers from the grey section of the pad and distressed them all with
walnut stain distress ink and Tim's distressing tool!
This wonderful image is Charlotte and Pidgeon from
Whiff of Joy. The letter part is blank so that you can add your own messages, the image comes with a selection to chose from. I've used the Birthday Mail one! I've coloured the image with copics and then coloured the whole background with copics too to create a sky.
I originally intended to keep the card in greys, blues and whites and have it as a male birthday card but when I was hunting for suitable embellishments these gorgeous orange
Hero Arts flowers jumped out at me and I just loved the zingy contrast they gave to all the grey! I've sprayed them all with pearl glimmer mist. Not sure what make the chipboard circle is that I've used for the flower centre but I know it came from
Simon Says Stamp LOL!! The ribbon and jute string are from my stash.
Hope you like it and can join us this week at
Simon Says Stamps challenge! Pop over to the challenge blog to see the rest of my teamies' amazing creations!! Thanks for looking! x
At LAST I got my hands on the gorgeous Tim Holtz Vintage Shabby paper pad. I've wanted this ever since it came out but always seem to find something else to spend my money on but hubby gave it to me as one of my birthday presents!! As you can see I've used papers from the grey section of the pad and distressed them all with walnut stain distress ink and Tim's distressing tool!
This wonderful image is Charlotte and Pidgeon from Whiff of Joy. The letter part is blank so that you can add your own messages, the image comes with a selection to chose from. I've used the Birthday Mail one! I've coloured the image with copics and then coloured the whole background with copics too to create a sky.
I originally intended to keep the card in greys, blues and whites and have it as a male birthday card but when I was hunting for suitable embellishments these gorgeous orange Hero Arts flowers jumped out at me and I just loved the zingy contrast they gave to all the grey! I've sprayed them all with pearl glimmer mist. Not sure what make the chipboard circle is that I've used for the flower centre but I know it came from Simon Says Stamp LOL!! The ribbon and jute string are from my stash.
Hope you like it and can join us this week at Simon Says Stamps challenge! Pop over to the challenge blog to see the rest of my teamies' amazing creations!! Thanks for looking! x
6 comments:
Oh what a fabulous card. So wonderful. Hugs Marja
Hi Jane,
I just love the background for this image...it is perfectly complementary!! The distressing is a great touch too!
I like the way you ‘Move It Move It’ for Simon Says Stamp! ;)
*mwah*
Steph
Gorgeous card Jane :-) The image is perfect for this challenge and the papers and distressing are fab :-)
Jo added the fab video to the challenge me darlin ,,, not me !! Jo is the clever girlie this week :-)
luv
Lols x x x
Fabulous card Jane, love how you've used the TH papers, gorgeous image and great colouring and distressing.
hugs Heather xx
Gorgeous card Jane, just love those papers you used which are just perfect for your image. Beautiful.
Hugs,
Jo xxx
fabulous work sweetie - your colouring and attention to detail is always perfect
-x-
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