I made a Master board with Vibrant Turquoise, Lemon Zest and Fresh Lime Dylusions Spray inks sprayed onto a foam ink pad. The large stamp is an old one from Stampers Anonymous. When the Master board is dry it can be cut into card backgrounds or post cards.
I cut a piece measuring 4" by 6" since this is the size of a postcard. Next I stamped a Dina Wakley's image using Jet Black StazOn ink and heat embossed it with Clear Embossing Powder. I also stamped some mail type stamps to the mix.
Now to dress up my silhouette. I added a head from my Marie-Antoinette collection, a little tinsel twine to her waist, some rhinestones to her dress and a phrase from Dylusions.
What Can You Win?
For the October challenge, we are delighted to be sponsored by Paperbabe Stamps!
Owned by Craft Stamper DT member Kim Costello, Paperbabe stamps are a wonderfully eclectic mix of designs, from gorgeous backgrounds and quirky figures to doll face stamps, indispensable when it comes to creating our own whimsical faces!The prize for the October challenge?
This....
You will receive the tree hug set, the cumulus background set and a character stamp of your choice! How fab!
PLUS:The Design Team will have a look at all your gorgeous work, and choose their Top Three..... and the overall Winner will get published in Craft Stamper magazine! Yes, the winning entry will appear in the UK's number one stamping magazine!
Owned by Craft Stamper DT member Kim Costello, Paperbabe stamps are a wonderfully eclectic mix of designs, from gorgeous backgrounds and quirky figures to doll face stamps, indispensable when it comes to creating our own whimsical faces!The prize for the October challenge?
This....
You will receive the tree hug set, the cumulus background set and a character stamp of your choice! How fab!
AND: The Challenge winner will be offered a Guest Designer spot for an upcoming challenge!
Thanks for stopping by. Take care ~ hugs, Renee
I love what you did with the Dina Stamp--- very inspiring!
ReplyDeletehahaha...what a fun play on the words for font styles. Love your idea to dress up the silhouette.
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous and I'd forgotten that I have that Carte Postal stamp lol. Have a great weekend, Elizabeth xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Renee !
ReplyDeleteCOrrie x
Beautiful Renee!! xoxox
ReplyDeleteMarie never looked hotter!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE the sentiment!!! Awesome piece and so clever!
ReplyDeleteSo incredibly clever!
ReplyDeleteI not only love the way you combined the Dina Wakley stamp (I so love that stamp but alas not in my stash ... as yet!) with a Marie Antoinette head and if that were not clever enough, you go on to be so creative in your use of text. A very memorable piece of postcard art.
Wishes
Lynne
You cracked me up with this one...love the sentiment Rennee.
ReplyDeleteDot x
Such a fantastic project, thank you for showing how you made it!
ReplyDeleteWarm hugs
Maarit
Beautiful! And what a fun phrase you made - love the 'italic' option~
ReplyDeleteLove art. Lover humor, but what I really love is humor in art, and you have given that to me here! Love that quote...may I borrow it?
ReplyDeleteI think I should like to be Italic!! Great piece! xo
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