Friday, August 29, 2014

CHF Challenge #60

 
 
 
 
 
Hi bloggers. Time again for a challenge from Cornish Heritage Farms. Our hostess with the moistest is Irit and she has challenge us to make anything but a card. I had to sit the last challenge out due to complication with cataract surgery, but I seem to be coming out the darkness now, literally. I have not been doing a lot of coloring but decided to make a tag for my project and color a small vignette with one of the gorgeous Thomas Kinkade stamps called Streams of Living Water.  I love the peaceful homey feel of all the TK stamps and you can find the best selection at CHF. I colored my image to look like you are staring out a window at this little country chapel on a crisp fall day. Fitting as this Labor Day weekend is the official end of summer.  I embossed my tag with a  M-bossibilities folder EL-028. The window is from Spellbinders D-Lite called Window two.  I sponged, randomly, some Distress inks in Spiced Marmalade, Brushed Corduroy, Shabby Shutters, Scattered Straw, & Dried Marigold. I thought it is a new blend with the fall colors of the image. sorry but I forgot to write down the Copics I used as I am out of practice with my crafting. I added some Prima flower, a flourish, ribbon and twine to complete my tag.
 
This challenge will run until September 5th so you still have time to enter.
If you would like to play along with us of course we would love to have you!
To play create a card using CHF images. You can use either CHF digi or rubber stamps to create a card or project.... anything you like as long as the stamps are Cornish Heritage Farms. (Yes, they can be older stamps)
.You can enter on the CHF blog and let us see your creations. If you enter your project on the blog or SCS or Pinterest just remember to use the code CHF60.


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Thanks so much for stopping in and come again.
Hugs, Maureen

2 comments:

  1. Maureen, I am so glad that I decided to scroll through to the bottom of this page to discover this lovely gem! It's really beautiful! Hope your eye has improved and you no longer have issues with it!

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