Tuesday 2 November 2021

Link in the chain - Octobter

It's reveal day at Card Chain Challenge. Mine has gone over the Pond to Linda this time.

From the options on offer for October I chose the colour palette (ruby, amber, sapphire) and the theme of shoes. Those things combined in my head to make a Wizard of Oz vibe so yellow brick road it had to be! That meant my usual one layer creations for CCC fell by the wayside as I wanted to use this brickwork embossing folder. 

The shoes have some glitter pen on them for a bit of glamour and the tiny nail art gems add a bit extra in that department. 

Stamps:
Wizard of Oz (Crafty Secrets, no longer with us)

Paper:
Bristol board
DCWV

Ink:
Brilliance by Tsukineko (Graphite Black)
Tim Holtz Distress ink by Ranger (Wild Honey)

Other:
Copic markers
Circle Nestabilities by Spellbinder
Brickwork 3D embossing folder (Tim Holtz/Sizzix)
Nail art gems
Spica glitter pen (red)

Thanks for stopping by! There are still a few days to sign up for the November chain if you fancy it, all the details here


7 comments:

Dotty Jo said...

Oh, my! I nearly went with an Oz theme too, but had a set I really wanted to use. I LOVE the shoes. I really wish they were still available as I am a total Dorothy nut. Fabulous card, Joanne. Thanks for being a link in our chain again, Jo x

Ellibelle said...

Love the Wizard of Oz elements, the brick background is just fabulous and great CAS sketch!
Ellie
Ellibelle's Corner

papierelle said...

Is there a woman who doesn't like shoes? Now Linda has a pair of new shoes!!!

HilaryJane said...

Your brick wall/road is just fabulous. You have created great texture with the colouring. I can imagine the sparkle on the shoes xx

Wavejumper said...

That is fun! I never get tired of Wizard of Oz themes. Now I would not think of using a wall for a road...but seeing yours it totally works! I am so glad to see other people's work bc I am can too narrow thinking.

hugs Margot

Linda W. (ScrappinBari) said...

What a great idea to use the brick ef for the ruby slippers - love this, Joanne!!

Julia Aston said...

Your red shoes look so pretty against that orange brick wall Joanne!