I started the background on my postcard with the wrinkle free Distress Ink technique which I never tire of using - I love the serendipity result. I then stamped over it using various stamps. I brushed some Distress Ink onto a piece of card and then stamped the image, cut it down to fit the postcard and edged it in gold. I cut around the woman's arm and hand and tucked in the shell which I had cut from a sheet of teabag folding images that has been in my stash for years. The photo corners were die cut and Treasure Gold applied to the embossed parts. As I had too much space on the right hand side of the card I cut a flourish from cream linen card and applied some Distress Ink to soften it.
Postcard Recipe
Card
Anna Marie Smooth Stamping Card 300gsm
Anna Marie Designs Super Smooth Printer 200gsm
Brown card
Craft Creations cream linen card
Inks
Distress Inks - Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain, Old Paper, Frayed Burlap
Versafine Sepia
Pen-touch Calligrapher gold pen
Treasure Gold - White Fire
Stamps
Script - Crafty Individuals CI-161
Diamonds - Kaisercraft CS152
Crackle - Kaisercraft CS876
Nude - The Artistic Stamper
Dies
Photo corners - Spellbinders
Flourish - Tim Holtz Elegant Flourishes
Other
Computer generated dictionary definition - Typewriter font
Shell - Craft Creations tea bag folding sheet MP008
7 comments:
I say your bath produced a beauty. And I love how your shell was placed, too. Very clever use of both word and images.
so beautiful. I love it. The image is gorgeous :)
Yes Venus coming out of the bath (sea)! Great idea and a lovely background to accompany that beautiful lady stamp.
Very imaginative use of the letter Maggie and just love the use of the shell. Your soak in the bath is obviously good for your creativity :)
A great image for your lovely card.
this is so cool and great out of the box thinking with your word strategical and using the shell as cover up.
I love your use of the shell to hide your lady's modesty. It's a great idea.
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