Again I need to apologise for my lack of posting lately, work is pretty hectic and when I get home I can't find the inspiration to do make anything. However since Less Is More is the only challenge that I have only missed a couple of weeks when on holiday I like to try and join in.
This weeks challenge is 'Houses' and its a one layer week, I already feel I have failed on this challenge as the stamp I used is quite large so I don't have much white space left, but thought I would share it with you anyway.
Supplies Used:
Sheena Douglass - Bah Humbug Stamp
Inkylicous - Sentiment
ProMarkers
Ink Dusters
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
Hope you are all having a nice weekend, hopefully today I will have some time to stop by all your wonderful blogs.
Thanks for visiting
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Hola Gillian, fantastic card, i love your stamp, your card remind sometihng mysterious:D, great soft colouring.
ReplyDeleteHugs from Palma
Hello there-What a beautiful card,simply stunning i think :) xx
ReplyDeleteOh I think there's a fair bit of white space on your gorgeous card - hoep so anyway
ReplyDeleteKathyk
That stamp is STUNNING! I think there is still plenty of white space - I went for rooftops too but I really love yours.
ReplyDeleteTara
What a beautiful card, just love this image, a stunning card.
ReplyDeletewow... that is just beautiful, gillian!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card. Caz
ReplyDeleteWOW what a fab stamp, this one really caught my eye and had to pop over to see what the stamp was. Really lovely :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. Love the stamp.
ReplyDeleteLynne xxx
this is just gorgeous Gillian... love the colour pallet
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us
Jen
Less Is More
It looks perfect to me Gillian and there is still a lot of white space. Love the little bit of colouring. x
ReplyDeleteLove it Gillian... just about enough white space too I'd say! The monochrome effect is super.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Love this view of houses. It reminds me of "Mary Poppins". Nice job!
ReplyDeleteGreat stamp - love the misty feel to this!
ReplyDeletewow this is such an effective card.
ReplyDeleteLinbyx
Hi Gillian, wow, your card is simply stunning. Love the effect you created.
ReplyDeleteThanks also for your lovely comment.
Hugs Claudia
Oh wow!! I love how you've softly shaded the rooftops for such an atmospheric feel.... marvellous card :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Beautiful, quiet scene! Love it.
ReplyDeleteRosi x
Gorgeous card, the colours you used are great!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, karin
This is gorgeous Gillian, love the stamp and your shading is perfect. xx
ReplyDeleteStunning card! I love the monochrome scheme - it looks like there's a smattering of snow on the rooftops.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog when I was looking at the "Less is more"-blog. You make a lot of gorgeous cards. Love your style! I also found out that I even used one of your cards as an example without knowing it came from you. Thanks anyway for the inspiration !
ReplyDeleteGreets, Annie
I found your blog when I was looking at the "Less is more"-blog. You make a lot of gorgeous cards. Love your style! I also found out that I even used one of your cards as an example without knowing it came from you. Thanks anyway for the inspiration !
ReplyDeleteGreets, Annie
Welcome to my blog ! I found yours while I was lokking at the "Less is more"-blog. I like your style and i think you make gorgeous cards ! I even found out that I used one of your cards as an example without knowing it was yours. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreets, Annie
Just found this gorgeous card on LIM , love it
ReplyDeleteSally
Such a lovely card. Pat.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win, beautiful card, check out my blog when you get a chance www.king-designs.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with this stamp!
ReplyDeleteLove your card! The stamp you used reminds me of the tile roofs and spires in Prague.
ReplyDeleteYou needn't have worried about the white space and how fantastic that you decided to enter your stunning card anyway - you received a well-deserved shoutout from LIM! Way to go!!
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