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Saturday 15 March 2014

Eastern Adventure (posted by Judith)

Hi Folks, I wanted to show the versatility of the new MagicalLandscapes/Fantasy Castles Multibuy stamp set and made a card with a bit of an Eastern flavour which I am showing you today.

I created a wrinkle free Distress background , and then stamped a large paisley stamp from Indian Elephant using the same colour Distress Ink. I used a palm tree stamp from Peace on Earth showing that Christmas stamps can be used all year round, not just at Christmas! The sentiment is from the Artistic Affirmations stamp set.

I stamped the main image onto a piece of white card using gold embossing powder, and coloured the image with Distress Markers, sticking to the blue and orange theme of the card as much as possible. Finally, I swirled some blue and orange Distress Ink around the edge of the card to soften the white background. I used some Versamark around the edges of the main background card, and added some gold embossing powder, which I heated to melt. Some dark blue card to mat the layers completed the card.





Thanks for stopping by, Judith xx

14 comments:

  1. This is a lovely card Judith the blue and orange work so well together and the background looks great too

    Jackie x

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  2. That is beautiful, love the contrast between the bright background & the subtle colours of the image.

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  3. Love the warm background; it makes the main imige pop so beautiful!

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  4. Your gold detail on the castle scene echoed by the gold embossing around the edge adds a real sumptuousness to this & I love the way the gold bridges the bright persimmon background & the royal blue cardstock. Keeping the orange & blue colour scheme but in very different shades for the image panel is a super design feature & I love your use of the Christmas stamp to echo both the minaret towers & the tree image in the magical landscape……… I could go on but I'm not sure whether Blogger has a comments word limit……
    Paula (PEP)

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  5. Beautiful,lovely colours.x

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  6. stunning make. beautiful coliurs judith xx

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  7. Absolutely beautiful, Judith! I miss the team!

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  8. This is lovely Judith. I love the warmth of your main colour and as Paula siad the gold around the edges together with your embossing pulls it all together perfectly. The blue adds a perfect contracts. The Indian Textile stamp in the background is perfect for adding a little Eastern promise and the use of the Christmas stamp is a great idea. A super design. Elaine xxx

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  9. Gorgeous Judith, love the background and the castle looks beautiful.
    Hugs
    Linda xxx

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  10. As always gorgeous! The castle is stunning and I think we all would love to live there. Thank you for sharing x

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  11. What a gorgious Indian adventure do you show us!!! I love the castle and the background!!

    Greetings
    Maria

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  12. What a lovely castle on the central image!! The contrast is great with the background, gorgeous card! Coco x

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  13. Great card and different, thinks of faraway places with this and also a great idea for multi cultural cards and the colours go so well, playing catch up on this months blog posts and what a trip so far, fairy land to under the Sea Europe and now India, what a tour where next I wonder

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  14. Pretty color combo! I love the background designs!

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