The response has increased my respect for Chrissie and Mandi who respond to many more followers week after week and each time their comment is pertinent to the individual work shared. All respect aside this is one more card to add to their load!
This week's challenge at Less is More is a one layer card using a frame for your image. Remembering some old peel offs could not resist the temptation to use one as a mask in a small area of a white card. The colours are DI Mustard and Olive. I like the messy inking and the end result!
Dry today typical but better here than in Christchurch NZ they have not stopped shaking since the first big one last September!
oh great to use your peel offs hun hugs cheryl xxxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the acknowledgement re our commenting, Zoe... it is much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteWe asked you to be inventive... this is inventive... I don't think that using Peel-offs would have occurred to me... I think that I like the effect of this better than the original Peel offs!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
Lady LIM
"Less is More"
I see you've found yourself a full time job then - lol.
ReplyDeleteFab idea. That's about the best way to use a peel off!!! Love the randomness of the inking!!! Great.
Don't work too hard.
Sam xxx
http://sam21ski.blogspot.com/
Oh my goodness! I didn't realise they were still having the quakes in NZ...thats awful for them isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAhhhh.....Ye Olde Peel-off! You have worked wonders my friend xxx
Great idea with a great effect! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLovely card Zoe
ReplyDeleteAnne
What a brilliant way to use peal offs!! I must try this one, thanks! Loved your card, messyness rules!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card Zoe
ReplyDeleteHugs Jackie x
What a good use of a peel off!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sandra
Lovely card, the peel off masking worked so well!
ReplyDeleteZoe, you are so creative! Never would have thought to use a peel off...love this!
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oh what fabulous idea as we all have peel offs lurking in our drawers! I must try it .
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty colour
Lisa x
What a brilliant idea with peel-offs!!! Love the colour you've used as well. Maria x
ReplyDeleteLove the peel off masking technique.
ReplyDeleteJust catching up after a great festival but horrible sunday weather wise.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
great way of using up peel-off's
ReplyDeletelovin the white space and simplity of you card! your masking just 'pops' of the card! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeletestay safe chickie
hugs
Great peel off technique, Zoe! and I've been the same way with leaving messages--but that's because mine hasn't been working! I hope you get this comment, friend!
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Cindy
Thank you for your comments Zoe
ReplyDeleteWE do our best!
enjoyable but hard work with so much wonderful support
Cool card, very creative
Thank you
Diva LIM mandi
"Less is More"
lovely card Zoe
ReplyDeleteI love peeloffs for this very reason. In fact the seahorse tattoo on my blue lady was drawn around a seahorse peeloff lol!!
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HI Zoe -I've used this technique a long time ago...but then my Peel offs got banished to a deep dark drawer and forgotten about!! Will have to dig em out cos I really like this..Esther xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative card! I zoomed in for a good look and I really like the effect, reminded me of graffiti, lol! This would be perfect for a teen or tween birthday.
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Brenda
What a fab idea for peel offs! Love it. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat work Zoe very inspirational and well done with the launch of the craft room what a fabulous response.
ReplyDeleteMarie
Great use of peeloffs Zoe...I think we all have some hanging around somewhere :)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
this is just fabulous!!!! I love the effect you have created!!! Hugs Juls
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