More Tea?

Hi everyone, I've had another go at painting with Distress Inks. This week I got the new Summer set and Pumice stone, which is what I have used here. I love this stamp from Sarah Kay, but find it quite limiting in the colours you can use, bearing in mind the Period dress of the maid. The brown pattern paper and sentiment stamp is from Stampin up. Ribbon and button from Papermania. Hope you like her.

Comments

Sue said…
Gorgeous card, such a lovely image and you have coloured her beautifully

Sue
27 June 2012 at 07:27
coops said…
gorgeous card linda.the image is so sweet and i love your soft colours :D

xx coops xx
27 June 2012 at 10:09
Wendy said…
Gorgeous card Linda, adorable image and coloured so beautifully.
Wendy xx
27 June 2012 at 11:22
ChrisAndCat said…
This is gorgeous, you've coloured her a treat.
27 June 2012 at 17:48
Margrit said…
lovely delicate colours and card xx
5 August 2012 at 12:42
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Using Distress Inks

Image
Hi everyone, I used Distress Inks to colour these two images. I really love the look of all the cards I have seen using this medium, so decided to have a go. I hope you like the results. I am going to try to improve my colouring skills with these inks as I do really enjoy using them. Have a good weekend bloggers, lets hope we get some sunshine soon xx
Read more

Sew Sew

Image
Hi bloggers, I made this card from a background paper from my Silhouette Cameo, also the dummy and sissors were cut on the Cameo. The ribbon is from The ribbon box. Hope you like it, Thanks for looking.
Read more

Copic's are winning.

Image
Hi everyone, added a couple of cards I made using Copic pens. I'm experimenting because I have Promarkers, Copics and Prisma's. I have decided to concentrate on just one medium. I wish I could master Prisma's but I'm hopeless, and Copics seem to blend easier than Promarkers. So Copics in front at the moment. Thanks to Redrottie for the great tutotials on her blog. Have a good weekend, hope you all get some sunshine xx
Read more