Wednesday, 21 September 2011

Over the rainbow

My turn to host the challenge in the Crafty Secrets member forum at Splitcoast Stampers this week (here). We're taking inspiration from the Wizard of Oz, either by going over the rainbow (using at least three completely different colours) or drawing on the movie's icons (red shoes, yellow brick road, wicked witch of the west etc) as project themes.

I chose the colourful option and used chalks to make a freehand rainbow on the image panel and used the same colours around the edges of the card base, too. Chalks are often neglected around here and it's fun to pull them out for a play every now and again!

Stamps:
Vintage Silhouettes (Clear Art Stamps by Crafty Secrets)

Paper:

Neenah Classic Crest

Ink:

Versafine by Tsukineko (Onyx Black)

Other:

Chalks by Pebbles Inc
Silk ribbon
Vintage buttons
Sewing machine and thread


Thanks for stopping by!

15 comments:

  1. wonderful chalked rainbow...love that image against it.

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  2. I love that silhouette stamp, lovely card.

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  3. Fabulous card Joanne, I love all the buttons at the bottom, a lovely finishing touch x

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  4. I love this card, so colourful.The stamp is a good one but I think what you have done with it is beautiful.

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  5. This is judt delightful Joanne! Beautiful soft colours xxx

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  6. Beautiful Joanne, I love how you made the rainbow. xx

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  7. Love the contrast of the colours and the silhouette.....lovely card...x

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  8. I love this! What a great challenge,

    Lucy x

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  9. That card is so delicate Joanne and I love the sewn on buttons. :)

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  10. What a lovely uplifting card! The image is gorgeous.

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  11. Love your take on the Wizard of Oz - have to say not my favourite theme - but your interpretation is gorgeous. Always forget to use chalks! Another stamp to go on my wish list.

    Lynn (rusticus on UK Stampers)

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  12. Millions of rainbows over the years, but none quite so gorgeous as yours. I keep coming back to it to snag another sigh of peace.......not exactly a great description of how your art makes me feel, but as close as I can get.

    Thanks for sharing,
    Bahb

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