Saturday 9 July 2011

Less is More #23

This card is made to fit this week's challenge on LESS IS MORE #23 which is a theme of:-

One Layer card
Something with legs

I bought these Lavinia stamps at NEC show in March and this is the first time they have been used (bad Jane!!!!). Not sure about it though - hmmmmm! Made the card from what I remembered of the demo on the day.

I masked the edges of the card then used DI in Weathered Wood and Peeled Paint for the background and masked the hill with torn paper and a moon with punched circle. The stamps used are fairy, wishing well, stars, fern and mushrooms.

CARD SIZE:
4.24" x 5.5"
IMAGES:
Lavinia Stamps
SENTIMENT:
Personal Impressions
MEDIUM:
Distress Inks and Stayzon

18 comments:

Kathyk said...

I got my first Lavinia stamps last weekend at Newbury - I must say that you've made a fab job with yours

KAthyk

Vicky Hayes said...

This looks like an illustration in a book! I love the starry sky continuing across the moon and the soft colours you used.

Faith A at Daffodil Cards said...

Wow a fabulous card, love what you have done.

Jo Street said...

Beautiful card, fab background. Might have to look at getting me some of those Lavinia stamps!
Jo x

Lynne said...

Super card, lovely image.
Lynne xxx

joanne wardle said...

absolutely stunning!

Beryl K said...

Fabulous, fabulous card. Love the background
Beryl x

Chrissie said...

Great inking Jane!
Lovely card!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
Lady LIM
"Less is More"

Ang C said...

A beautiful card

~ Ali Robertson ~ said...

this is fab Jane, love it

Ali x

Michelle said...

This is lovely, Jane. Such a pretty scene you have created.
Michelle.

Suze Bain said...

This is beautiful. xx

Susan said...

Very pretty card! Love the fairy!! My Card

Pauline said...

Beautiful, your inking is fab!

Mandi said...

FAB stamping
Gorgeous card Jane
Thanks very much
Diva LIM
"Less is More"

Aileen said...

Super scene. x

Ruth M said...

What a lovely scene, great job!

Sandy said...

A beautiful stamp, looks fabulous, love the colours you chose as well,
Sandy