I spent a lot of time stamping up the image of the veiled woman (Stamp Rosa a now defunct company) trying to get a really clear image (photo style stamps are notorious for lousy images). I find the best way is to ink up a brayer and roll it over the image in 4 different directions before stamping. Then I used Glimmer Mist Sprays in orange and yellow tones to get the colour I wanted. Oh I masked off her face before spraying. The stamps in the background are from a Basic Grey/ 2 Scoops set called "Heart Smudge"...not too sure these are available any more either. Just goes to show how long I have been stamping, stamp companies have come and gone but I am still stamping on!!
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I can instantly see how you've been inspired by the moodboard and I Love it!!! It's fabulous that you've shared your process for completing this project and I'm so pleased you joined us for our brand new challenge at Scrapbook Boutique :)
Such a fabulous result from the inspiration (shame you didn't use any PTI, that's something I'd probably do too lol, luckily you still have a chance to win with us). Thanks so much for sharing with us at Scrapbook Boutique!
Thanks for sharing how you created this fab card Barb. I know what you mean about out-living/stamping some of the original companies in this business lol. Thanks for joining in the SB Feb challenge.
So glad you are still stamping on Barb - and that you were so creatively inspired by our mood board this month! A gorgeous project and thank you so much for joining our challenge this month at Scrapbook Boutique!
You've put a lot of work into this lovely card Barb. It was a lovely mood board to work with wasn't it.
Thank you ladies for your kind and inspiring comments. With a special thanks to Linda who suggested I checkout Scrapbook Boutique, so glad I did.
Wow! Barb so many fabulous and creative techniques in your gorgeous creation! I love these new mood boards, you can go just about anywhere!! Thanks for joining in with us at Scrapbook Boutique xx
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