Over on Gingersnap Creations they are having a scene stamping challenge. What fun! haven't done this in years. I got out my Stampscapes stamps and stamped a scene with a horse....why a horse? I'll tell you why ..... besides this challenge they are also doing cowboys and cowgirls so that's why the horse. On this card I used some wide black silk May Arts ribbons to make that wonderful bow, just love their silk ribbons they make beautiful bows. Added some color with Ranger Ink distress inks broken china, peeled paint and wild honey. Oh yes, almost forgot used Nestibilities labels to frame the stamped scene.
Stamping Sue - INK IT! STAMP IT! USE IT! All things stamped from me to you. Remember there are no mistakes in stamping just Happy Accidents! Stamping is an adventure to be experienced so have a cup of tea and relax while visiting. All comments are welcome and appreciated.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Gingersnap scene stamping challenge
Over on Gingersnap Creations they are having a scene stamping challenge. What fun! haven't done this in years. I got out my Stampscapes stamps and stamped a scene with a horse....why a horse? I'll tell you why ..... besides this challenge they are also doing cowboys and cowgirls so that's why the horse. On this card I used some wide black silk May Arts ribbons to make that wonderful bow, just love their silk ribbons they make beautiful bows. Added some color with Ranger Ink distress inks broken china, peeled paint and wild honey. Oh yes, almost forgot used Nestibilities labels to frame the stamped scene.
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8 comments:
Wonderful Wild West scene you have created- and the bow is awesome!!!
Sooo pretty! Love the scene you've set.
Wow, what a beautiful scene! Love the images and that sky!
Wow, this is great! Love your sky.
This is a gorgeous scene! Love the soft Distress Ink color palette. Thanks for playing along at Gingersnap Creations!
The scene you created is gorgeous!
Hugs and smiles
I love what you have done with your scene stamps!
Beautiful scene - the colours are gorgeous.
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