Have you been enjoying
Linda's Compendium of Curiosities challenge? We are up to week 10 already, thats 10 weeks of messy inky wonderfulness LOL. The only rule is to use the technique in the book and not put the details on your blog. So this week you need to check page 46 for Distress Stickles.
We also have a great long term swap going at
Lots to do revisited making 3 postcards a month working through the alphabet. My pages are all themed on crafting techniques and styles, well D had to be Distress. Just E & F to do for August. All the letters will be the Stampbug alphabet set.
Love it Zoe, Annette x
ReplyDeleteWow Zoe - a fabulous page - love the flower and the Stickles really make it complete. - Gorgeous x Hilda
ReplyDeleteoh hunny realy love this,that flower is just lush,hugs cheryl xxxxx
ReplyDeletewonderful piece! I love the stickled flower! I am a new follower! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flower! love the swirly bits too!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag, Zoe, and gorgeous inking! The big, bright flower is awesome, and even better with those Stickles glimmering away. "D" for "Distress" is the perfect theme!
ReplyDeleteOh this is brilliant Zoe ! I've been looking at the challenges with Tim's book, but I just don't seem to get time ! Sue C x
ReplyDeleteHi Zoe
ReplyDeleteSuper work as always and adore the colours of that flower.
B x
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteZoe, such a pretty stickled flower and I know its even better in person!
ReplyDeletehugs Lynn
Just gorgeous as usual. I hope I get to work on my tag tomorrow. You've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteLove this page and the flower is gorgeous - love the colours you have used.
ReplyDeleteLove how you did the flower! Wonderful postcard!
ReplyDeleteFab postcard, love the stickles and the flower is great xxxx
ReplyDeleteA fab postcard Zoe,love it
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such a beautifully stickled flower as well as the flourishes! Love how your wrote in 'distress'.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great piece, especially your multi-tone flower! WOW!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - the stickles on the flower are really effective.
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