Hi Folks
It is almost unheard of for me to post twice within a week but I wanted to share one of my projects to brighten up a new notebook that I had just started to use.
I have used a piece of Neenah Desert Storm cardstock cut to the size of my notebook and adhered to the original cover. I have then cut a couple of stitched hills using an unbranded die and blended around the edges with Distress Ink, Gathered Twigs and added these to the bottom section of the cover. The Stamps are from the lovely Lisa Horton who designs some of my favourite images - ever! Most of the stamps are from the Gnome Spring Chicken set but the wee bit of foliage in the top corner is from the Mushroom Village Set.
I have coloured the images with alcohol markers and then added a bit of depth and shading with Spectrum Noir pencils.
Finally I cut the letters for the word Notes from an alphabet set of dies from my stash.
Thank you for visiting me today, your company and comments are very much appreciated.
Bye for now
x Anne
Two posts in a week Anne! The notebook cover is so cute. I love Lisa's stamps too. Nicola xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool notebook cover. Got to admit I love a gnome or two. I think one of the craft magazines, possibly Papercraft Essentials, but don't quote me are having some Swedish gnome stamps as the cover freebie when it comes out later this month x
ReplyDeleteThere should be a pic of the stamps on this link http://www.papercraftmagazines.com
ReplyDeleteLove your notebook cover, you've created a lovely scene. Super stamps too. xx
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to have an interesting cover to a notebook and this one is great with the gnome and rabbit.
ReplyDeleteYour notebook looks super Anne and I love that cute little rabbit. Barbxx
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