My absolute favorite technique is to use multiple stamps from my collection to "Create A Scene". So glad I was able to use it for the currnent challenge over at the Art Impressions Blog. When you start having a stamp to cover most any request, it becomes fun to combine and see what you can come up with. I used 3 different Art Impression stamps to create this one. My clouds are E-1025, The little girl is a front T1519 and my fence is P1499. Coloring is done with Copic markers. I used a small weed, and sentiment from different companies. Stickles, pearls, tiny Prima's and PopDots were used to embellish. The card base is Tanned Leather and Pure White Pure Luxury cs with a layer of DCWV designer paper from the Nana's Kitchen collection.
14 comments:
oh wow, I love this, it's beyond gorgeous, fantastic images and wonderful scene!
Awww....isn't she darling???? Very sweet card, Mary Anne! Thanks for sharing :)
This is such a sweet scene, I love doing scenes on my cards. Love the little girl with the fence and the flowers, with the great DP in the background.
Mary Anne,
I love when you create your scenes. You are exceptionally wonderful at this technique, this is beautiful! Your coloring is masterful.
Mary Anne, I just love this sweet scene you created. Love the clouds and the cute little flowers on the fence, this is so cute..:)
Super cute, Mary Anne! You did fantastic on putting all those stamps together on one card!:)
Wow, that turned out great! Thanks for joining the challenge at Art Impressions.
isnt it fun pulling out stamps! but oh the cleanup...LOL
this is so cute! love love those clouds too!
the little scene you've created is adorable!
Thanks for sharing....and thanks, too, for stopping over at my blog. Appreciate it. :)
The scene you created is just so CUTE! I love the clouds and flowers and especially the fence! NJ!!
Great combination of stamps and elements! Super,super adorable creation my friend!
Gorgeous image combining Mary Anne! Love this sweet card!
absolutely adorable love this lots!!
Cute card! Love her peeking over the fence and the sparkly clouds that you added.
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