The challenge over at Gingersnap Creations this week is "shades of blue" and the challenge at Something Completely Different was Blue and White. ....Someone was on the same wave length! hehe
Here's my creation for Gingersnap Creations: a little something funky.... envisioning the possibilities! *wink*
I took plain white cardstock and went to town with my inks and spritzes (made in my Mini Mister with Perfect Pearls and Distress Ink re-inker). There was a whole lotts blending going on!
Stamps are from the following:
Scrolls Work Stamps: Envision (the saying), sm Face, Top Hat, Butterfly and Chess Board (again made to look like a floor - LOVE that)
Harmonie (a Canadian Company) - The Large Flourish
Tim Holtz (Stampers Anonymous)- Circles from "Bitty Grunge"
Stampabilities - Dress Form
And here is the "skinni" for Something Completely Different. I thought I should do something blue for each after all...
Careful.... the Glossy Accents are still wet!!
A little White paint resist technique, the same inks and some stamps (Harmonie, Tim Holtz and Stampabilities...)
Thanks for the challenge! That was fun!
12 comments:
what gorgeous pieces - love the skinni...Thank YOu for joining us at SCD this week.
these are absolutely gorgeous! j
These are both great...one so pretty and I love the whimsy of the first one!
Both of your pieces of works are stunning...though both very different! Perfect for the Gingersnaps Creations Shades of Blue challenge. Thanks for joining us!
Love these blue and white Skinnis. Love the quirkiness of the top one and the elegance of the second. Thanks for playing with us at SCD
Love it Karen....gorgeous :)
xoxo Sioux
Gorgeous creations!
ooooh, these projects made me smile!! The top one is so fun and funky, and the bottom one so elegant and textural. Thanks for playing along at Gingersnap!
Wow ... lots of inky magic here ... fabulous designs.
Wonderful pieces! Great use of blues - love them!
This is really fun, very creative!!
Both blue creations are fantastic! Thanks for joining us at Gingersnaps.
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