I love the challenge at one layer wedneday this week. You have to use 2 image stamps, just 2 stamps, no more, no less. No embellishments. The only things you are allowed to do are colour images with markers, and heat embossing.
I chose to use two Scrolls Work images. I used Emma in a recent collage article in craft stamper, and I think she's lovely.
I stamped the music stamp in grey ink and the Emma in black. I coloured her bow with whispers marker, and then sprinkled a little cranberry embossing powder loosely on the image and heated from the back.
Both of these ScrollsWork stamps are available directly from ScrollsWork or from Happy Daze in the UK
.... and not a hippopotamus in sight (you'd have to have come from the OLW challenge to get that!)
Simple and oh so sweet, very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteI love that little touch of pink on the flower in her hair.
Fab job on the challenge and thanks for playing along with OLW40!
Beautiful card! What a clever idea to sprinkle some embossing powder, love the effect, Jo x
ReplyDeleteooh thats a new technique I have learnt, heating embossing from the back - thanks xx lovely card
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the challenge, she looks very dreamy and the sprinkle of embossing powder was inspired - great OLC!
ReplyDeletegreat card, what a great combination, seems like she's listening and day dreaming too. You nailed the challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - such a pretty little girl - and the music works so well. I like the bit of heat embossing!
ReplyDeleteLovely card - see... less is more. Just love one layer cards.
ReplyDeleteLesley x
Fab idea to sprinkle the powder, love learning new ways to use things! She is a beautiful image, so dreamy..
ReplyDeleteLovely card and so pretty. Great sprinkling technique.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I loved your article in the magazine too:)
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! Haven't seen that heat embossing trick before. Gotta try that!
ReplyDeleteI think you already know Emma is my favorite of all our stamps! You always make her look so cute! Love it.
ReplyDeleteJacque
Lovely card Joanne - and I love that stamp - reminds me of my own daughter Emma when she was younger - off to check out the stamp company thanks for the heads up
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image, Joanne and a great idea with the e/p
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. I have a grand daughter who plays the piano. She would love this card. TFS Pauline
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