Hello everyone, I hope that you are all keeping well in these uncertain times. Our thoughts go out to any of you who are unwell at this time, and we wish you a full and speedy recovery.
I have a couple of projects to share with you today. These projects feature stamps that we showcased during the December Tv shows on Hochanda. Unfortunately, I was unable to make any new samples for the shows, and found some older samples that I had made to send to Lesley for the shows. I have since had a chance to make a couple of projects to share with you, but will also show you a few of my older cards as well this month.
My first project is a card which mixes stamps from both Chocolate Baroque and those designed by Kim Moody. They work together so well. I coloured some drawing cartridge with some tea and let it dry thoroughly. I then stamped the larger piece with some images from A Dip in the Sea and Baroque Ephemera 1. I stamped the large postcard from Baroque Ephemera 2 onto a spare piece of background, and also the beach huts over the top. I stamped the beach huts once again onto spare card. I coloured the beach huts with Distress Ink, and decoupaged them onto the postcard. I added a couple of tickets behind the postcard, and coloured all of the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
My second project is a journal page. I enjoy using my journal to work out ideas for potential cards, or simply to play around with stamps and colour. I used two of Kim's larger stamps from Harbour Master and Jolly Roger, and stamped them on the same page. I linked them together with a fineliner pen, and added a few dots and dashes to finish the scenery. I coloured the image with watercolour pencils.
Here are a couple of my older cards using Kim's stamps:
I will be back later in the month to share more projects with you. Thanks for stopping by, take care,
Judith xx
I love these houses and these are gorgeous examples and inspiration.
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Fabulous cards and love your AJ page with the two stamps! Great idea blending them in an unique image!
ReplyDeleteFour great cards using Kim's fun wonderful stamps Judith and love them all. I recognise the paper on the last two which goes perfectly, and l love the porthole design on the last. All such fun and beautifully created. x
ReplyDeleteFabulous artwork Judith and I think my favourite one is the one with the boat on. Great stamping and I love the colours that you've used x
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