I'm not really given to making cards, but thought I'd have a go, just for a change.
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Anyone for Cocoa?
It's already Week 13 of Grungy Monday which celebrates all things Tim Holtz,over at Studio L3, hosted by the lovely Linda Ledbetter. This week it's time to get the Alcohol Inks out, and pay a visit to Ranger Ink to see Tim's How-To video. There is some fabulous inspiration from Linda and the two guest designers this week, Celina, and Suzanne, so please go and check out their blogs.
I'm not really given to making cards, but thought I'd have a go, just for a change.
I've used Butterscotch, Red Pepper, Lettuce and Gold Alcohol Inks for my background, and the stamped images are Artistic Outpost stamps. The cocoa coloured paper is from my Lost and Found paperstack, and I've kept it really simple with some twine a button and some tiny fasteners to finish off.
I'm not really given to making cards, but thought I'd have a go, just for a change.
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13 comments:
So effective Sue, I love the mute colours and those gorgeous stamps.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
Love the combo of colours sooo fresh ;)
xoxo Sioux
The jacket came yesterday....thanks!
xoxo Sioux
Love your take on the Grungy Monday Challenge.
Great colors. Love the twine/button and that you didn't center the stamped panel!
Beautiful card! i like your stampsm your choice of colors and the details are just perfect.Simple and effective!
A simply fabulous card Sue! Love that vintage image! x
Great card, love the background. :)
Oooh yes please I would love a Cocoa! Great card. Love the look you have created.
Yes, I would love a cup of cocoa! Love your GM13 creation as well! Beautiful pink tones and by the way, you might want to link this up with the Color of Summer. Their challenge is pink!
Fabulous vintage card, love what you did!
I Love these stamps and these vintage fading colours are just wonderful with that image.
Sarah
That colour combo works fantastic and I do love that stamp!
Great card. Love your choice of colours and the stamping.
Marilyn
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