Challenge 17 over at Fashionable Stamping Challenges and we would like you follow a line from our Bingo Card.
Choose a line, vertical, horizontal or diagonal, we have had real fun with this one.
Please pop over for all the details and see what we have been making. Remember we like to see your stamping.
Once again I chose to make a small hanging. My line is diagonal, it includes Words, Distressing and Flowers.
After cutting the heart shape, I used a Sheena Douglas topper to cover the surface.
Then it was lightly coated with cream acrylic paint and when dry shaded with Antique Linen with a little stormy sky distress ink on the edge.
I then went round all the shape with antique gold heat embossing powder.
For the daisies I used stamps from Sheena's Paint Fusion Daisy set.
These were water coloured and topped with a pearlescent cosmic shimmer paint, before cutting out.
Much easier this way as you can go over the outlines without spoiling your work.
The words are from a Studio 490 stamp set. Just right for the promises of Spring.
Challenge 21 at Lets Ink It Up is 'Show us your flowers'. I hope these daisies will fit the theme, the are starting to show their pretty heads everywhere they shouldn't in my garden.
Thank you for stopping by to take a look, I realy appreciate you calling.
Beautiful piece, and a good challenge, too! Valerie
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, I love the vintage feel to it.
ReplyDeletehugs Kimx
Such a charming hanging Yvonne and full of the joys of Spring. I love the distressed background and the way you have layered the daisies on the side.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} xox
Gorgeous hanging Yvonne. Love the distressed background, as those daisies look wonderful on the side.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
Oh these daisies are gorgeous! I love how you have brought them to life by putting shimmer on them and raising them. This is a beautiful hanging, have you got somewhere picked out yet for it to go?
ReplyDeleteDot x
Such a lovely shape and I really like the theme flowers in it ! Thanks for sharing your lovely work at LIIU. hugs, Marion
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Yvonne. Really love the crackle background and embossed edging and the daisies are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Sunday.
Hugs, Fliss xx
Beautiful hanging Yvonne, (love the crackled effect) perfect for this time of year xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous hanging heart! Love that crackled background with those pretty little daisies! Really is welcoming Spring! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful distressed appearance. Very pretty indeed.
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Lynne
Beautiful hanging heart, love that distressed look and the way the daisies 'pop'.
ReplyDeleteYvonne, your hanging heart looks really romantic. Love the crackled background.
ReplyDeleteHi Yvonne. Beautiful hanging. Love the daisies.
ReplyDeleteRegards Florence xx
Gorgeous wall hanging, I love those daisies and they look so pretty with the shimmer too
ReplyDeleteClaire xx
So beautiful, loving your paint fusion heart, the crackle effect is gorgeous and so are the lush daisies. Have a great evening. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful heart. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Yvonne, the distressed background is perfect for the daisies. Sue C x
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty heart
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This is so lovely
ReplyDeleteHugs Elaine
This is fabulous Yvonne fantastic techniques and gorgeous colours add up to a beautiful romantic creation.
ReplyDeleteMarie
What a fabulous project beautifully done! Thanks for playing along at LIIU this month and good luck!
ReplyDeleteAwesome creation, absolutely love the daisies. Thanks for taking part in our Flowers challenge at LIIU, good luck. Hugz Suzanne
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wall project. Thank you for joining us at LIIU. Hugs, Velma DTM
ReplyDeleteMust get my thinking cap on and make a wall hanging Yvonne you always inspire me with your work and everything you make looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs Shirley x x
This is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try that background technique! TFS
I also chose that line from the bingo..
xxx Ellie xxx
A beautiful spring-felt wall hanging! So well done! Best wishes, Yvonne
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