Mix and match Magnolia

Like I wrote before, I love making inky backgrounds. Now I also made a combination with several Magnolia stamps, mixing and matching them from various collections.

With the first card I'm entering the challenge of:

Simply Magnolia
The Dutch Magnolia chickies

Girly pirate card

I love playing with distress inks, and combining it with my Magnolia stamps.
This time I mixed Spiced Marmelade and Worn lipstick on my craftsheet. Than I put a plain white card into the ink (three times).
With an old creditcard I stamped black stripes and a bottle cap gave me some white circles.
The black spetters are made with a Tim Holtz stamp.
Of course I finished with A Magnolia stamp which is coloured with Derwent coloursoft.

Birthday cards

Today it is again a rainy day. So after doing the groceries and the laundry I ended up at the table.........crafting. I'm totally fond of Distress inks. Mixing and matching several colours. Playing with the craft sheet and water.

So much fun

Octobre should be cold and rainy, but this time the Octobre started totally different................24 degrees. So we took a walk to the Rhine and made some fun splashing around in the water. At the and the kids were sooked up till their armpits.

AJ: I don't like cats!

It's a common subject this month.........halloween. But I have totally nothing with halloween. So I turned it into this page.

I started with a distres ink base (colour Milled Lavender). Than I cut out a circle out of a piece of paper to use it as a template en create a moon. After that I took distress ink Dusty Concord for the dark sky.
All the black is done with regular black paint.
On the internet I found this pic of the creepy black cat.