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Sunday, 6 May 2012

CD Sunday - Trees and Shrubs

Good morning.  Hopefully not such a wet one as of late.  I was down at Barton- on- Sea yesterday and the drive back late afternoon was in sunshine.  At least that what I thought it was. We had  another great workshop session with Judith Maslen - but more about that later in the week when I have finished the two projects.

This week I thought I would have a go at some stamping and using my new Flexmarkers for the colouring.  When I was at the Gateshead 'Sincerely Yours' Show the other week I saw a display of Michael Powell designed stamps.  One in particular seemed to apt for this weeks theme so I bought it.  You see -  no expense spared for our CD Sunday Blog.

Here is my effort:

I did enjoy it all but decided I hadn't got enough shades of green so of course off to Cowling and Wilcox and somehow another 24 colours (not all green) arrived in the post. Ho hum!

I used MCS - Secret Hideaways -' In the garden'  for the card itself and added a few punched leaves.

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4 comments:

  1. Michelle J M7 May 2012 at 10:00

    This is so lovely Carol. The colours all blend so well together. I have started to colour a Michael Powell stamp, phew there is so much detail in them! I also buy my pens at Cowling and Wilcox, their prices are so good! Michelle x

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  2. Jocelyn7 May 2012 at 10:11

    Such a lovely card Carol and fabulous colouring. I find that a girl can never have too many pens, pencils, stamps etc etc. :-) xx

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  3. Margarets designer cards8 May 2012 at 09:04

    Hi carol

    Lovely card, I love the stamp image really lovely, one thing we crafters seem to need more of is colouring pens and pencils, can never have enough.

    Margaret

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  4. Sue's Crafty Corner8 May 2012 at 22:35

    Gorgeous card Carol, I was looking at these stamps myself the other day. I never seem to have enough pens/pencils either.

    Sue x

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