The background of the page, quote and definition are inked with Dusty Concorde, Shaded Lilac and Peacock Feathers Distress Inks. The perfume bottles are stamped in black Versafine onto card coloured with various Distress Inks along with Cosmic Shimmer and H2O paints. I have added a touch of glitter to those too. The word 'Perfume' along with the ladies are stamped in Imperial Purple Versafine. The background is stamped around the edge with a swirl with script randomly stamped over the whole background. The bottles are a Joanna Sheen set but I have no clue on the makes of the other sets, sorry! Do pop over to the The Craft Barn to see the other entries and the Design Team projects. I will be visiting you all over the next few days. Have a fabulous Easter break. Take care. Christine xx
13 comments:
Super page, love the perfume bottle stamps and the lovely coloured background.
Sylv xx
Just brilliant Chris! Love the perfume set. If the ladies are wooden stamps they look like a set I have which are Hero Arts. Hope yo have a lovely weekend hugs Susan xx
Hiya Chris,
Hope you enjoyed making this page because it has come out brilliant. Love the stamps and the colours you've used.
I wonder if it's true that saying!
Have a lovely week end. Hope to see you soon. Xx
This is fab Christine..have a really fab Easter Weekend hun huggles Sue J xxx
What a great choice of word and I love how you've depicted it. Great colour combo.
Such a gorgeous colour palette you've used, Chris, and that quote is fabulous ... love it! Anita :)
Great word for the P and adorable bottles and pagrs. I especially like the word strips.
Very beautiful page for a beautiful word.
Love Chrissie xx
This is really pretty! Karen from The Craft Barn x
Happy Easter, Chris.
I love your perfume page. I love the shimmer on the bottle and can almost smell the scent from here!!
Its stunning !
two perfumes in a row ;)
Great pages,
Thanks for playing with us at the Craft Barn
Izzy
Really neat! Never thought of this word. I did not make the deadline but will still post my pages.
Sandy
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