Here's my next postcard for The Craft Barn's Twelve Month Challenge based on Sara Coleridge's poem - for September we can add a shooter if we want.
Well I had a good think about this one and decided I had to use my Whitby Abbey stamp (from Crafty Individuals) - I love this stamp mainly because I've been doing my family history and my family were here in the 1760s!! Also I'm a target shooter so had to include a shooter - I just used clipart again, printed him on the card and then cut my postcard round him. The background is just blended inks with added purple heather on the moors and I've stamped a few bushes and trees in the foreground. As ever it's finished with the two lines of the poem for September.
Hope you like and thanks for commenting - it's much appreciated!
Elaine xx
You really have created a beautiful backdrop for the Abbey Elaine, I love the look of the heather (it has been so wonderful this year, around here!) and the bushes and trees are lovely additions. The shooter looks right at home too! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely scene. The Whitby Abbey stamp fits beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI really like that Whitby Abbey stamp and the heather on your background hills is perfect. Another lovely postcard.
ReplyDeleteThat is a stunning stamp, just love the whole composition.
ReplyDeleteFabulous background and the Whitby Abbey stamp is perfect. It's as atmospheric as the real building xx
ReplyDeleteReally great page, I loved that you managed to include the shooting bit too! x
ReplyDeleteGosh! That's brought back memories Elaine - used to know Whitby and Goathland Moor so well. Thank you for entering the Craft Barn Twelve Month Challenge xx
ReplyDeleteA lovely scene - it has an early morning feel about it.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scene! I love the Abbey stamp! xx
ReplyDeleteA truly amazing scene! Love this! Hugs, Autumn
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