Well, I was delighted to find a "new-to-me" challenge blog this past weekend. It's called "Dans ma maison il y a," and it's about creating little houses. So this is my first entry for the current challenge theme, which is, simply "white." I think I'll participate in this challenge often. I LOVED creating this little piece!
Over at Created by Hand, the current challenge is "flourishes." I used a beautiful flourished calligraphy sentiment stamp done by Suzanne Cannon at Quietfire Design, as well as a white-on-white embossed flourish design background stamp by Impression Obsession, one of my favourite, often used backgrounders (although I don't think you can see it very well here, sorry). If you click on the image to make it larger, the embossing shows up well.
Crissi and Julie instructed us to make anything BUT a card for the current Arty Girlz challenge, so here's my "anything but." I really enjoy participating in challenges, but there are so MANY I want to do that I like to increase the challenge to myself by combining several with one piece. It often encourages me to think harder about what I want to do. I hope that challenge hosts don't mind me doing this.
Over at Created by Hand, the current challenge is "flourishes." I used a beautiful flourished calligraphy sentiment stamp done by Suzanne Cannon at Quietfire Design, as well as a white-on-white embossed flourish design background stamp by Impression Obsession, one of my favourite, often used backgrounders (although I don't think you can see it very well here, sorry). If you click on the image to make it larger, the embossing shows up well.
Crissi and Julie instructed us to make anything BUT a card for the current Arty Girlz challenge, so here's my "anything but." I really enjoy participating in challenges, but there are so MANY I want to do that I like to increase the challenge to myself by combining several with one piece. It often encourages me to think harder about what I want to do. I hope that challenge hosts don't mind me doing this.
The inspiration for this little piece is this photo of my mother, taken in 1924. I am so lucky to have this picture. Our family home burned down in 1975, and all family photos and memorabilia were lost. This photo was sent to us by an aunt in Australia, where my Mum was born and grew up. It's one of two we have of her as a child, and it's so very precious to me.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog today. I appreciate that!
25 comments:
your house is beautiful !! thank you for your participation !!!
I love this house...the texture is awesome!!!
Fantastic idea for framing the picture. Love it.
Amazing house. Love it!!!
OH that is soooo pretty - I want to make one now too!!
Really beautiful. Love the flourish "Cherish."
Great work - what a lovely little house!
Simply gorgeous! When you said little house I was wondering what it would look like and it is beautiful!
dans ma maison is a great challenge. I love your house the whites are very effective
This is so lovely!
This is the cutest house I've seen! Love that sweet little face, and the delicate touch with the lace.
This is just wonderful! You are so lucky to have that photo of your mom!!
Absolutely stunning. Love it when you combine challenges. Your mom was an adorable little girl.
This is an adorable house. The white kinda signifies innocence. Pascale :0)
What a very special house you have created, Deborah, something for you to treasure always!
JudyNZ
WOW Stunning Creation Deborah!!
I don't mind at all if you combine our challenges with others...make sense to me ;)
Thanks for continuing to join in with Arty Girlz challenges
Julie xx
beautiful wee house Deborah, I love it. I am doing your stamped images this week for the swap, will get them to you asap :o)
lotsalove
Amanda xxx
Beautiful house Deborah lovely photo.
Thanks for joining in with the Arty Girlz challenge.
crissi xx
what a lovely house and so nice embossed
Oh, so pretty!
beautiful house and thank you for sharing that precious photo with us
Your mom is so pretty, it's a great idea !
very nice house
I LOVE IT
IT IS A VERY GOOD JOB
SEE YOU LATER
MORGANE
what a lovely house!!!
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