The second piece is a card using a gorgeous tree from Inka. I did the background with distress inks, then coloured the birds with a white gel pen. I then hand drew a spiral on the card, and accented it with Inka's Dot flower stamps
Sunday, June 22, 2008
another couple of inka samples
I have made this first one for the wednesday stamper challenge this week which is "twinchies" (2"x2" squares) I used a fabric base which I sewed to a piece of card. I used an Inka collage image, and a love stamp from Inka as well.
The second piece is a card using a gorgeous tree from Inka. I did the background with distress inks, then coloured the birds with a white gel pen. I then hand drew a spiral on the card, and accented it with Inka's Dot flower stamps
The second piece is a card using a gorgeous tree from Inka. I did the background with distress inks, then coloured the birds with a white gel pen. I then hand drew a spiral on the card, and accented it with Inka's Dot flower stamps
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Love your twinchie Joanne, the fabric BG really makes it special.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, really effective use of colour.
Two lovely pieces love the fabric Twinchie.
ReplyDeletetwinchie is gorgeous Joanne. great choice of fabric and image.
ReplyDeletecute twinchie, and lovely card - very elegant
ReplyDeletewhat a cute twinchie!
ReplyDeleteoh, your twinchie is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh such a lovely Twinchie. Cute.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vard. Love the stamps.
Beautiful twinchie. Great image.
ReplyDeleteThe style and feel of the twinchie (lol what a name) has such a soft old fashioned trip down memory lane look about it- I LOVE it! I hope you make more sewn things- it really suits your style.
ReplyDeleteThe card is also fab- the side border is a perfect addition.
lovely pieces!
ReplyDeleteLove your style,great work!
ReplyDeleteJoanne...these are awesome. Love that little twinchie and the sewing you did on it. And the bottom card is wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteLove your twinchie they look like they are in bliss, and what a clever idea for the dot flowers! Just love them both!
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