I used my rubber stamp, crooked house and stamped it on patterned paper. i cut it out and pasted buttons on over the windows. i used lace for bushes and used markers and a white gel pen for the flowers. I used stampotique word rubber stamps, fly and i cut out the words "then come home" from the stamp aborigine.
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Wonderful Roc, love those buttons and the whole 'enchanted forest' feel xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! XOXO
ReplyDeleteI love your crooked house, it's a wonderful stamp I'd love to have one day ! (Think I will buy it next time LOl!). Great background, not easy to do I guess to obtain such smooth effect... Love it !! Coco x
ReplyDeleteI always love your work Roc, this is beautiful ♥
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind living there. SO nice!
ReplyDeleteLove it - great job creating so much detail all in whites!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I am in awe! It's so hard to work with one colour (especially white!) but you have done it perfectly :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the lace border on the bottom Roc, just perfect for your scene.
ReplyDeleteI love the buttons and crochet bits... and those clouds... Ok I like it all. xx
ReplyDeleteSarinda
Wow! You've Roc'd this challenge!! I know how hard this was to photograph - you've captured it beautifully! I love all of the whimsical elements - especially the effective use of the lace for texture and interest as bushes - neat-o!
ReplyDeleteVal :)