Through the windows
Posted: February 6, 2011 Filed under: CAS, Stamp Simply challenges 14 Comments
I have a tiny snowscape for you today viewed as though through a train window as you travel through the snow covered countryside. To make it I punched three squares out of a post-it note and then created a post-it note mask for the horizon and a moon mask also. The technique is the same masking and sponging technique I use so often but in miniature.
I have several non-stamping projects on the go at present so very little time to stamp but I am hoping to participate in a few challenges later today. Thanks for dropping in, I hope you are having a great weekend.
Supplies:
Stamps: A little tree stamp from Embassy Arts, Teensy Tiny Wishes
Inks: Night of Navy, Bashful Blue, Basic black, Brocade Blue
Cardstock: Flourishes classic white
Heather Telford 
stunning
Wow, so understated and stylish!
I love this – I find myself looking for the simple cards to make these days….
Dianna
http://www.thesedaysofmine.com
This is so lovely, I have really got to sit down and try this technique some time – but then I’m sure it won’t be as easy as you make it look! TFS
This is truly lovely.
I really like this window look! And there are 3 distinct mini-scenes here, coordinating to make the whole picture. Lovely!
I just love your work. Thanks for sharing!
Oh my gosh, this is gorgeous! I’ll be interested to see what challenges you’ve entered, too!
Jaw dropping gorgeous!! This is such a beautiful design. And it is so realistic looking. Those trees are wonderful.. fabulous scene!
Gorgeous card, Heather. I love the graduating pinks, very striking. I’ve been browsing your blog and love your cards, I love the sponging and brayering techniques too.Sue.x
Whoops, I meant the comment for the black, white and pink card, although this card is also gorgeous.Sue.x
Heather, this took my breath away. So very pretty…and I thought train windows before I read your words! Fabulous card!
Absolutely stunning, I love this card Heather
this would be great on frosted/see through paper also/ very nice