Saturday 16 March 2013

Scroll Frame


Windy and wet out so thought I'd stay in and craft.  Here's a simple card for the Less is More Challenge week 111 where the theme is to use a FRAME.


I've used the Scroll Frames set from Oak House Studio - I've mounted 3 (of the 4) stamps on my block to create a heart shape and stamped this with Vermillion Archival.  The centre is sponged with Barn Door Distress Ink and I've stamped the Tim Holtz sentiment from the Stuff to Say set in Jet Black Archival.  I've finished the piece by mounting on a 6" square black card.

I'm also entering this card in the Craft Stamper Take it Make it blog challenge as the centre is sponged using the Faux Airbrushing technique and the new challenge over at Country View Crafts where Anything Goes.

Many thanks for looking and any comments you leave ....... now back to the rugby!

14 comments:

  1. Lovely inking and stamping, Elaine! I like the pretty heart frame.

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  2. Love the swirly heart frame, a super card. Xx

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  3. Those scrolls are so beautiful Elaine and your faux airbrushing looks wonderful. Hugs, Anne x

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  4. A beautiful CAS piece Elaine - I never seem to get this technique quite right but you have nailed it!
    Juliax

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  5. Great card for the challenge, love your stamped framed round those lovely words.

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  6. Those stamps make a great frame for your sentiment Elaine!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    "Less is More"

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  7. Oh this is wonderful Elaine, I love your sponging xx

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  8. what a fab frame elaine

    Thanks for joining us this week
    Jen
    "Less Is More"

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  9. Love the touch of colour in the centre of your frame Elaine! Thank you for playing along with the Craft Stamper Challenge! xx

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  10. What a gorgeous frame Elaine, so elegant:)
    Val x

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  11. Nice design.Thanks for playing along with us in the first Craft Stamper challenge!

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  12. Lovely to see your card, thanks for sharing it with us at Country View Challenges.
    hugs {brenda} x0x

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  13. I like your take on the airbrushing - fading out rather than a distinct edge - and done with a very soft touch.

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  14. Simple perhaps but elegant and a great entry for our first challenge at Country View Challenges. Thanks! Chris xxx

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