Good morning, today is my turn to host us over on Just Us Girls challenge. It's the week of the month where we try a new technique. I looked through the fabulous tutorials over on Split Coast Stampers and thought we'd give collage stamping a try. Click here for the link to the tutorial. I kept my collage a bit simpler than the tutorial. This card will be going to a co-worker celebrating their five year anniversary this week. The stamps are from several different sets; some PaperTrey Ink and others Hero Arts. I love when I can mix and match my stamps and stretch them a bit further. To soften up the image a bit I inked the edges up a bit. What do you think? What type of collage would you like to try? I'd love to see your take on this technique.

Wow, gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Lynn - love your stamp choices :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Lynn. What a great technique, and you have made it work so well!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous Lynn! I have to check out this tutorial. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is very beautiful - love it.
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn, this is so soft and beautiful - I love it. And it has a bird! My favorite :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I think of this technique, I think of you because each of your cards you've done with it are so beautiful. This one is a beauty too.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those techniques that scares me. I've tried it and am so bad at it. You make it look easy, Lynn - this is beautiful - so soft looking! I may have to go check out the tutorials - thanks for the link! Happy weekend to you! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is a stunner, Lynn. LOVE everything about this card. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Lynn, this turned out so sophisticated looking! I really need to get that stamp set out again, I have barley used it. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOver the top gorgeous on this one!! I love mixing sets like that too although you are teaching me more ways!! Lovely softness to it :) ACK!! You got the shamrocks!! Anything else? My calves are a little sore from skating (well, shuffling really) but I think they just need to be warmed up today at the gym and with all the running around I need to do :) One more cup of coffee, though ;) oh, I would love a long weekend!! We don't get any for our politicians! Guess they didn't do anything but tick us off!! LOL
ReplyDeleteSo elegant and soft and pretty! Can't wait to try this technique! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Those sofr colors are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love this technique and you nailed it! This is very lovely. I have that script stamp and love it! Great job pulling different stamps together!
ReplyDeletelove the layered stamping you did. And I remember seeing some of your published cards using this technique on Paper crafts.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Those different stamps work perfectly together! And I love the oft colours and inking.
ReplyDeleteThis card is over-the-top GORGEOUS! LOVE your take on the collage technique! What a great technique in general! Great choice!!!
ReplyDeleteDid you use distress ink? The colors are so light & antique looking.
ReplyDeleteI love this technique!
LOVE the stamping and shading--just perfect in every way, Lynn!
ReplyDeletemmmm so soft and serene Lynn, it's a technique I admire but not brave enough to try... not sure I have the right stamps for it!
ReplyDeleteLove the script bkgd :)
Jenny x
THIS. ISSSSS - BREATHTAKING! Oh, Lynn! I'm SO glad we are doing this technique: it speaks sooooo to the soul of why stamps are the MOST possible of art form! I love this SO much! Your elegant take on these stamps and that super composition has my applauding and swooning! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Lynn! There's no one who stamps layers like you.
ReplyDeleteFantastic JUGS challenge! I loved trying the new tutorial. Your card is so pretty. Love how you use the collage technique:)
ReplyDeleteOoooo. Love the collage! Beautiful. I'm gonna try that tomorrow !
ReplyDeleteLOVE your stamping on this beauty, Lynn! Such a great use of the Iconic Images, and the sponging around the edges gives it a soft, vintage look. Great idea for a technique to showcase this week!
ReplyDeleteLove your stamping collage! Great mixture of colors and elements!
ReplyDeleteI always love the results of this technique and hardly do it myself! Your collage is fabby, so fabby that I'd have believed that it was all one stamp! :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Aimes
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This s amazing! I love the pretty color pallette and the graceful collage layers!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. I like it very much.
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