This is my piece for this weeks SCD challenge... the letter H which turned into Imagine House :-)
I used Tim Holtz distress inks on textured card before cutting out my shape... 'tis only about 2" x 3".
I added German Scrap which was altered from gold by covering with black stazon before wiping it off with Kitchen roll. It magically removes the gold and leaves some black areas for an aged look. Love this effect.
The 'Imagine' word stamp is by Crafty Individuals and the Lady jigsaw stamp is from Cherry Pie Art stamps.
Of course I had to give my lady some added interest by using my fave glossy accents :D
Thanks for looking.
Hugs
Chris xx
14 comments:
Yeah stunning house Chris.
Really brilliant work.
Love it.
Have a sunny day my friend.
Lovely house and what a good idea about the German scraps, I'd no idea, thanks for sharing that, I shall use it.
This is yet another lovely piece Chris...love the texture HUGS XXX
Great tip for German scraps, never heard of that one before and it gives a great effect. Love your house, fab colours. The glossy accent on the girl is perfect.
Jo
x
great tip for distressing the German Scrap Chris
Love your house card!!!
Hoping my envelope will arrive in your mailbox very soon!
oxo
gorgeous house Chris - I adore cherry pie stamps...lovely image
Take care Carolxx
Great take on this challenge and the colours are gorgeous.
Thought I would pop on and see what you blogged you sat on one sofa and me on the other lol.
chriss x
wonderful! I love those colours and the German scrap is just beautiful!
Fabulous house and I love the stamp! The glossy accents are perfect for it.
I love this German scap! I have to have some more I have wings and some stars but I do love what you have dome with the boarders so I will have to get some (it's on my list lol)
Lovey house a Chris
Love Dawn xx
Fantastic house. Love the roof trim!Thanks for playing at SCD this week.
ans she is stunning Chris..I love the German scraps and use of glossy accents TFI
Have a fabulous weekend my `friend`:)xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Wow! Fabulous!
I love that little house. I am so glad I made it here today (finally) and read about the German Scrap. What a great way to alter it. I must try that. Thanks for the tip.
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