Hello Another group of Stampscapes cards is our share for today. Card 1 features lakeside cabin, tree trunk, tree trunk trio, rocky ledge with brush, pine with rocks, buck, canoe, pine branch, and duck trio flying Card 2 has tall rock and falls, gibbous moon, mystical waters, ledge with brush, cloud bits, spruce,oak branch, and duck trio flying. Card 3 is sun with clouds, trees and hills, country stream, single pine, lillygrass, ducks in water, rocks and reeds in water, solo duck, duck trio, and buck. Card 4 uses borealis, tall peak, soft pine, lake cabin, rocky ledge, pine, dual pine, and bear. The final card is rocky peaks, glowing orb, cabin with fence, soaring eagle, tree cluster, sedge filler, pine, and horse. As previously, images were all stamped on to white gloss card, shaded with distress inks, and sealed with distress glaze. White gel and glaze pens were used for highlights. Stickles glitter glue was added to the waterfall and waters in card 2. Enjoy your day Till next time be happy BaRb

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Here is the sample for my upcoming Copic Stampscapes class. This will be the first full sheet, 8.5 x 11 inches, scene that I have taught. I think it will be a fun class. See my sidebar for the class schedule.

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This large ocean stamp is one of the first stamps I received – it was a gift from an internet stamping buddy and I was blown away by the size of the thing (and her generosity!). At first, the size …

Happy Anniversary Chrissie!! This week the challenge on Less is More´s blog is a theme, the theme for us this week and is ANNIVERSARY!! The lovely sentiment is from this set "Loving words" from Technique Tuesday Here´s mine! Thanks for your visit!

This is a sympathy card that a friend asked me to make. She wanted a card with a sun on it as the friend that had passed away always had a sunny smile. What a wonderful memory. I used the direct-to-paper technique for the colour on the blue cardstock. That is when you take your ink pad and drag it directly onto the cardstock. I like to use the small stampin' spots inkpads from Stampin' Up when I do the direct-to-paper technique because it gives me more control than a bigger ink pad. I used the direct-to-paper technique for making the distant mountains on the scene as well. I punched a circle from a post-it note to use as a mask for the sun and then sponged colour over it for the sky. When I removed the mask, I lightly sponged some colour on the sun. Ink was sponged on for the water. Then I stamped the images in black ink and used a white gel pen to add higlights to the water and images. I tried to make it look like a setting sun. May your smile always be sunny too. :D

Cards using Lakeside Cabin 147F, Row Boat 166A, Cabin 140E, and Dog Walk 227A.

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