Morning Peeps, this weeks Allsorts theme is all about 'Ladies' to tie in with International Women's week and is hosted by Mervi. We have two prizes this week, a voucher from Digistamp Boutique and and extra prize of a stamp set to tie in with the theme.
It's another canvas from me grunge, ink and serviettes, I've blogged one or two of these in recent weeks and you will find my explanation of how I did it here. The sentiment is from Inkylicious. I do enjoy this technique and have just ordered some rice paper designs which I am told work well as an alternative to serviettes, so watch this space.
When I bought the serviettes for doing the technique I just loved this lady and of course she fits this weeks theme very well. There is also a beautiful Ballerina in the pack and it's on my to do list to create something with her very soon.
I would like to enter the above piece into Ellie's Link Party and to thank her so much for her very kind works about my artwork and selecting one of my Penny Black creations as her selection from last weeks entries.
It's another canvas from me grunge, ink and serviettes, I've blogged one or two of these in recent weeks and you will find my explanation of how I did it here. The sentiment is from Inkylicious. I do enjoy this technique and have just ordered some rice paper designs which I am told work well as an alternative to serviettes, so watch this space.
When I bought the serviettes for doing the technique I just loved this lady and of course she fits this weeks theme very well. There is also a beautiful Ballerina in the pack and it's on my to do list to create something with her very soon.
I would like to enter the above piece into Ellie's Link Party and to thank her so much for her very kind works about my artwork and selecting one of my Penny Black creations as her selection from last weeks entries.
And one quick make using Digistamp Boutique Closed Rose coloured in with Spectrum Sparkle pens, the corner cut with a Timmy die and mounted onto some coordinating DP and a Chocolate Baroque sentiment tied with a bow.
Happy weekend all.
Good morning Brenda, fabulous cards. I did something with ricepaper a long ago, I still have some, have to check it! Beautiful feminine image on the first card and the second one is totally pretty floral card.
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I love your lady too! I have used Imagination Crafts rice papers and they are so beautiful! Maybe also easier to use as they are sturdier than serviettes. The rose card is beautiful, lovely subtle colouring, Brenda. I hope you're coping with the bad weather and keeping warm. xx
ReplyDeleteBoth so gorgeous Brenda, xxx
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely creations, such lovely soft colours. Keep warm and safe. hugs Anesha
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, love the use of serviettes and the gorgeous colours on your second card.xx💖 [Aussie aNNie's Blog]
ReplyDelete2 beautiful cards Brenda
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2 beauties as always my friend.
ReplyDeleteHoping for 2 of the front 3 to deliver at least one each today too! Boy it's cold here though and we still have lots of snow (my little jaunt to the small papercrafts show tomorrow will not be missed though!!!)x
So pretty Brenda...hope you are doing well my friend
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Dr Sonia
Amazing creations! Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteStunning canvas Brenda so gorgeous and a beautiful card with a lovely image. Have a good weekend.
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Two amazing creations again Brenda, the first one is so perfect and fitting for Mervi's theme, of course ladies and roses go hand in hand as well and I love that corner die! Not familiar with serviette (I think we call them table napkins here) and rice paper techniques although I think I remember reading something about it on your blog before. Will be visiting that blog post to learn more!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a good weekend!
Also meant to say thank you so much for joining in again in my linky party this week, and congrats on being last week's top pick which was so well deserved with all the inspiration you offer!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous canvas, love the lady image, looks wonderful with purple additions.
ReplyDeleteThe rose card is so pretty and it's a lovely sentiment.
Avril xx
Two fab cards, I do love the vintage look to the first one. I think I need to enter this challenge.......
ReplyDeleteYou do vintage so well Brenda, both cards are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely canvas Brenda and I have just had a peep at your tutorial, I have a canvas that I am not sure how to use and I think I could manage that!! Such a pretty rose, the background stencil and die cut corner are perfect suggestions of trellis xx
ReplyDeleteTwo very different styles for your cards Brenda!! That one with the lady looks just stunning!! Great works of art!
ReplyDeleteHope that all is well in your little country heaven! This weather is so dangerous for leaving creatures... :( Hope that you feel better, too...!
Big hugs!
Two gorgeous cards Brenda, very pretty.
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Both cards are gorgeous Brenda, I just love the first one so much the seviette and sentiment are beautiful. It was a shock to the system when those plane doors opened I must admit. Lol.
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Two fabulous feminine creations Brenda and both with lovely images and design.
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Both gorgeous cards Brenda love the sentiment and textured edges on the first and the beautiful stamp and corner die on the second
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Brenda both cards are stunning!
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Such a great idea to use a serviette for your first; that is my favo and it looks super! Enjoy your sunday!
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful cards Brenda x
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cards Brenda! I love how you've used the serviette.
ReplyDeleteoops--missed this post & these are both beautiful, Brenda! I really love the first card with the elegant lady & beautiful background!
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