Christmas Geese

Hi everyone, I had so much fun this morning getting inky so I made another Christmas card.

I began by masking off the moon and created the background using torn paper and colour dusters with TH distress inks. Stamped the leaves and geese with Memento and TH inks and added some glitter glue.

Would like to enter this in a few challenges.

52 Christmas Card Throwndown - Oct Colour Challenge 22: No Red Or Green
Craft A Scene - Fowl Weather
Inkspirational #41 - Anything Goes
Merry Monday #78 - Christmas Bird
Nonni's Card Challenges - Stamp A Happy Christmas

Thanks so much for looking!

Sue x

Supplies:
Leaves and Geese stamps - Lavinia Stamps
Sentiment - Hobby Art
Dusty Concord, Faded Jeans, Barn Door Distress Inks - Tim Holtz
Ocean Depths - Memento Ink
Stickles glitter glue

Craft a Scene April challenge

Hi everyone, I've made this for Craft A Scene challenge: Down on the Farm - make a card showing a farm scene, sheep etc.

Stamps by Hobby Art, with Archival black ink on watercolour card, Aquamarkers and aqua brush.

Sue x

Craft A Scene February challenge

Hi everyone, I've made this card using Lindsay Mason stamps with TH distress inks and aqua brush for Craft A Scene February challenge - use a LIGHTHOUSE as the main image.

Thanks for looking!

Sue x

Craft A Scene and Speedy Fox 133

Hi everybody, I've made this card for Craft A Scene, which has the theme of "Troubled Skies" for this month of November. The design team have made some amazing projects!

The boat and fence stamps are by Hobby Art.

I would also like to enter this in Speedy Fox & Friends challenge 133 to make a card with a fence.

Thank you for looking.

Sue x

OLW challenge 106 and Craft a Scene

Hi everyone, One Layer Wednesday challenge this week is to use SPONGING.

Craft A Scene September challenge is to make a scene using TREES.

I've used tree and flower stamps by Katy Sue Designs, words stamp by Hobby Art.

I do find sponging quite a difficult technique and shortly after I had begun this card, I was feeling like I wanted to give up! Fingers were covered in blue ink and it seemed like I'd never finish. But in the end it all came together. I think perhaps I am using the wrong type of sponge. I use make-up sponges but would be grateful if anyone has any suggestions as to the best sort of sponge to use.

Thank you for all the lovely comments you have left recently. Its so encouraging, I do so appreciate them and it gives me a link to your blog so I can visit you! Thank you for stopping by, have a good evening.

Sue x