I Came, I Saw, I Conga'd

Good morning and happy Tuesday. Here is another (and last you'll be happy to hear) of my Eileen Hull Passport journal pages.

I've not inked up Carmen Mooranda, so I thought it was time that I did.

I've also used my new favourite's Doodle Circles, and Antique Text Border. Carmen's Veranda's Flying Monkey also came to the party.

This may not be art daaaahling but it certainly was fun!

If you would like to join in with our current challenge just stamp something (but no humans allowed) and link up over on the Portal.

Have a fab week, and thanks very much for looking xx

Pretty Little Birds

Good morning and happy Tuesday. I've been playing in my Eileen Hull Passport journal again, and as we currently have a challenge at Lost Coast Designs called 'Nobody Here', I though I would stay with the theme.

This is just simple background stamping, then the main images have been stamped, watercoloured, and cut out. 

Stamps Used
Spray Webbing
Antique Text Border
Cat and Bird
Bowtie Bulldog (Katzelkraft)

It would be great if you would join in with our challenge, the only rules are that there must be some stamping, and this time around no humans are allowed.

Have a  happy week, and thanks very much for looking x

A Written Word Triptych

Good morning and happy Monday. It's time for me to share my   second project for the Country View Crafts 'written word' challenge, and this time I've made a triptych.

 Before I started crafting I'd never even heard of a triptych - and I still struggle to spell it, - should that be I or Y.... ah one of each!

 I started with one of the (very) rare gelli plate prints that I was happy with. All of the paints are from the DecoArt Media range. I cut the print with the Tim Holtz Bigz ATC die for two of the panels, then for the larger one I used the Eileen Hull Passport die. I love this die, it's just the perfect size for when you want something larger than an ATC, but not tooooo big!

 As we are wanting 'the written word' I chose a set of stamps with lots of them - this is the Tim Holtz Sideshow set, and it's just been stamped and embossed in shiny black.

 The beauty of the Passport die is that it's a scoreboard die so it will chomp through just about anything. I've used it to cut mount board for under my prints so they are much sturdier now.

And to finish off I've added a couple of hinges so it's now free-standing. I really enjoyed making this, even though I got the usual 'what's it for' comment! 

There's still loads of time for you to join in with our challenge, and if you've already done so - join in again!

I'm also entering this into the Simon Says Stamp Monday challenge which is 'anything but a card', and the Craft Stamper TIMI June challenge.
Have a very happy day, and thank you for looking x

The Front, The Back, and the Bit In the Middle

Good morning and happy Wednesday. Today I'm sharing the front and back of a page that I created last week for my Eileen Hull Journal. That doesn't sound to make much sense does it, so I'll just show you the pages!

This is the front.

This is the back.

And in case you weren't paying attention last week, this is the middle ;-).

I'm linking them again to Dot's May challenge at Ink Art Designs as all the stamps are by Rubber Dance.

This time I've used

Flying Ink Bottle

Textured Houses 2nd Row

Blossoming Rose

and they can all be found here

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Have a lovely day, and thanks very much for looking x