Definitely not talking about myself here!
I have just had to buy one of Paper Artsy's new Lynne Perella sets! They are all so beautiful but this set reminds of one of our favourite things to do in the Summer - visit country homes(usually National Trust as we are members)
Often while we are walking around I can imagine what it must have looked like with the ladies walking around in their long dresses! This set has this wonderful stamp in it with a scene much like we have seen on our travels!
There is a new challenge at Paper Artsy too so this was my inspiration to choose pink and orange.
I used various Distress inks blended to make the background and a TH stencil with Crackle paint mixed with Fresco paints
The lady was stamped and fussy cut and I added a touch of what was left on my inky sponge!
The background was stamped with Lin Browns oats and some leaves and numbers from Hot Picks 1010, 1060 and Eclectica ESN18
The quote is one that has separated from the set it came in and I can't find where from at the moment!
I would like to enter the challenge Topic 1 - Pink and Orange at Paper Artsy
I would also like to join Erika's theme at Art Journal Journey - Tell Me a Story
Thanks for looking, Chris
Lovely piece for AJJ, you have surely made Erika happy. They did use to have lovely dresses, on the other hand they must have all been very smelly, I wouldn't have liked to live them! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Chris!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, i want to make a notebook with her now too! Im about to have a little holiday and dont want to leave the stamps behind, am i a saddo?
ReplyDeleteLucy x
I just bought this set as I love Lynne Perella's work and images. I haven't yet played it it yet though, so it is really inspiring to see your fantastic piece. I do the same thing when I visit old homes and imagine the people in their time period living there. This is a great story and thanks for joining in at AJJ. Happy new week. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteLovely stamps and beautiful page Chris - love the colours.
ReplyDeleteGill x
This is a gorgeous page, these new stamps are on my wish list.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
Absolutely AWESOME. I can also imagine the ladies in their long gowns in big castles. What a beautiful stamp, too. I'm not always fond of Lynne Perella's stamps, and although this looks like her style, I really like this one. It's a great page, too.
ReplyDeleteStunning Chris. Such wonderfuk use of the colours and the stamps
ReplyDeleteChrissie xx
So beautiufl done - lovely stamps and you brought them together into perfection! Thank you for all the support this month again to Art Journal Journey dear Chris!
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated!
oxo Susi
Hi Chris, she is beautiful. I think I might just have to have her...not bought any new stamps recently...unfortunately not feeling 'the love!' she might just change that! xxx
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous Chris x Totally get why you had to purchase this LP set...its stunning
ReplyDeleteTFS and best wishes
Annie x
this is such a gorgeous lady and you've definitely showed her off on this fab page xx
ReplyDeleteLoving th background with Lins oats and the whole ensemble is delightful. You captured the olde worlde feeling too! X
ReplyDeleteLove the depth and the layers of stamping in your page. Great work!
ReplyDeleteChris, I just love your page here, how beautiful! Hugs, Autumn
ReplyDeleteHello Chris! This is simply lovely! How well these new Lynne Perrella stamps go with this colour combo! You have really done them proud and created something dreamy. I too love to imagine wafting through elegant National Trust houses in a crinoline, although I'm sure I would have had no end of trouble negotiating one if I'd lived in those times! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat page ! x
ReplyDeleteChris this is a beautiful serene page. Not what you expect from pink and orange but you got it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCatherine xxx
Chris this is a beautiful serene page. Not what you expect from pink and orange but you got it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCatherine xxx