Here's a quick card made for Less is More week 75 where the challenge is to use the colour GOLD.
My first thought on seeing gold was to do a wedding style card but in the end I decided to do something a little different. An owl in a tree!! The Owl stamp is from Elusive Images/Chocolate Baroque and Spread your Wings is from Oak House Studio - both are embossed with Mirror Gold.
I don't have a bark embossing folder, so I just drew on the back of some card with an embossing tool and then highlighted the ridges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
Hope you like and thank you for looking and any comments you leave. They are all gratefully received!!
Great stamp! I love this golden owl. The layout of the card is just great!
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Hi Elaine, I love your beautiful golden owl, doesn't he look grand:0) What a great idea to draw the bark behind him, well done it looks just right and the sentiment fits so well! Gay xxx
ReplyDeleteLove your owl.
ReplyDeleteHola Elaine, this owl stamp is amzing and the wood backgrund is perfect,beautiful sentiment and gorgeous card.
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The owl is beautiful, the bark is a triumph!! Wow! Would never have thought of improvising in this way. You are so clever, hugs Buttons x
ReplyDeleteSuper card Elaine and a very inventive way of adding the bark texture!
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Chrissie
"Less is More"
He is a handsome chap!
ReplyDeleteGreat bark pattern Elaine
Thanks so much
mandi
"Less is More"
I'm with everyone: he is so stunning in gold against that bark background!
ReplyDeleteOne of the first things I noticed was the "wood" panel behind the beautiful owl. I was amazed to read that you drew that! Wow!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Gold creation. I love the owl image and the woodgrain behind him is perfect !
ReplyDeleteHe's so elegant in gold well done. Sandy :)
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card Elaine & beautiful embossing. The bark effect is very clever.
ReplyDeleteSally x
Fabulous card Elaine, I love the owl stamp. The wood effect behind him looks great - very clever. xx
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