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Wednesday, 30 July 2014

Handle With Care

Well after all the lovely sunshine here in the UK I think the weather is changing again. It's a very grey day here, and so in keeping with that here's a very fitting Stampotique challenge from the wonderful Kay.
Kay here and it is my turn to host the Stampotique Designers' Challenge this week!  What might seem like a simple challenge to most, for some, whose work is generally full of color, it really will be a challenge.  But, for all of us, it's good to try something different. I have been on a black'n'white artistic kick lately because I love the crisp freshness it can bring to a card, journal page or ATC. Whatever you decide to do, keep it black and white with just a pop of color!  

Get creative this week and join us!
It's another page in my MDF scrapbook and it's quite a significant one 'cos I'm now over half way through! I just painted the board with what was left of my Dylusions black acrylic. Oh how I miss these paints! I had to get Chris to take the top off for me 'cos it was well and truely stuck, but in return I did his own body weight in washing and ironing lol. I love how the latest release of stamps work so well with my old favourites.
I get a bit giddy when I see a double page lol.
I've used
Antique Description (stamped inside Great Moon)
This is the first time I've used Agatha, and it certainly wont be the last, she is so sweet. I hope you're busy designing more Magda :-)
Now for the rules...
**Please read - new rule instituted with this challenge:
We will no longer be accepting digi stamp creations as part of our challenges.
Stampotique is a red rubber stamp company and we prefer to see creations with stamps versus those with digital creations.  These entries will be deleted and will not be eligible for the prize. 
Thank you for understanding.**

IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Please read ALL RULES on the linkz page before linking your creation.
If you didn't follow the rules posted, you may have been deleted.  
Feel free to relink your creation with the correct information for a chance to win.

I hope you like my page, and thanks very much for looking xx

14 comments:

  1. Absolutely wonderful work Sue. Love both these creations,really effective and they look like you had fun making them which is the whole point :)

    I am now in love with stampotique stamps,I went and ordered grumpy koala,can't wait to get him!

    Hugs
    Donna xx

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  2. I agree that the combination of old and new stamps is amazing, Sue! And you have proven that here, for sure. Another perfect addition to your book, I might add. I love it all, but, especially that bright white moon with the text! Now, that's artsy!

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  3. Love your new creations, and your book is coming along really well! Hugs, Valerie

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  4. Sue, I love the book pages and wonderful stamping. Well here it is hot, dry and hot and dry! Wish we would get some rain!

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  5. Oh these are brilliant pages hun just love the stamps you have used. Did you know if you put vaseline around your tubs of paint or glues, they wont stick then. He he then he can do his own washing lol xxxxx

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  6. This is wonderful, I love that you've used so many stamps too, perfect!

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  7. Stunning page Sue, great theme this week. Agree all the old and the new stamps work perfectly together:-) xxx

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  8. Yet another gorgeous page for your book! I've had a couple of stuck lids too! xxx

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  9. Hi Sue, Love your creations ...the pages are fabulous... Love those stamps..and how you have used them...Hugs May x x

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  10. I love your page hunny :)
    It's so gloomy :)

    xx Arwen

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  11. Love this 'reverse' background. Great job Sue !
    Corrie x

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