I made this little vintage hanger for friends in Holland - they just got blessed with their second little girl, hence the picture of the two little girls on the image. I stamped the image (see little picture on the right - it is an Anna Griffin stamp from the Rose collection) on glossy paper with embossing ink from Rangers, let it dry and then sponged over the top with distress inks - broken china, walnut stain and shabby shutters.
How I love these inks. I then rubbed over the top with a tissue to smoothen out the lines. I have a sentiment stamp 'Dream a little dream' that I received once with an order from Crafty Individuals and I use it alot - it kind of gives me a satisfied 'finished' feeling to a card.
I was also happy to see my inchie-arch in the latest Stampers Sampler but not only that, in the same category were cards from my blogging friends too - Louise and Suzanne - a big congrats!! If you click on their names you can see their work.
Leuk om je werk te mogen bewonderen in een tijdschrift, het is dan ook prachtig gemaakt.
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The hanger is beautiful. What stamps did you use in the background? The look lovely. I love the colors on this and your friends are going to be thrilled. Thanks for the mention of my published piece. :) I loved your arch it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Jacqueline, beautiful hanger
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I surfed over from Nancy's blog... your site is beautiful! I love that arch!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely arch. I went looking for Stamplers Sampler today, but it was not out for sale yet. I am anxious to see all the cards.
ReplyDeleteThat really is a splendid effect in your background. I love the hanger!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun sharing honors with you in the SS this issue!
Beautiful hanger, you have some lovely work. I also just Love Anna Griffin. Kindredly,EllenL
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS on publishing again! Wonderful pieces Ms Jacqueline!
ReplyDeleteThe hanger is just beautiful, Jacqueline! Love the background and the colors, it just perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage cards you did. Gorgeous creations!
Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog Jacqueline, I truly appreciate it! I took a stroll through your blog, your work is STUNNING, WOW!!
ReplyDeleteAnd you live in the South of France? I lived for a year in Aix-en-Provence... oh how I miss the south of France!
Ah Jacqueline just gorgeous gorgeous work. I always get inspired when I visit your blog.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the Inchie card in SS...I always look for your work in there!!!
ReplyDeleteI just realized it has been such a long time since I have visited your blog. You have some wonderful pieces here. Beautiful.
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