Edit -
I've just remembered now that Hels usually gives a song title as her theme each week so guess that's where the onions come in - don't know that one I must say.
Monday, 12 August 2013
Sunday Stamper - Green Onions
Why green onions? Well I'm not sure but this is the title of the Sunday Stamper challenge from Hels who is asking for something GREEN to include stamping of course. I had another gelli plate background which I made yesterday so have used this along with an image from Crafty Individuals I'd stamped on acetate ages ago and which came to the surface during my recent desk tidying efforts. The reverse of this has been coloured using alcohol inks, then it was adhered to some white card before layering onto black. Again I didn't want to cover up too much of the background so simply added a punched border and a die cut greeting so quite a simple card but it is GREEN. (no onions!!)
Edit -
I've just remembered now that Hels usually gives a song title as her theme each week so guess that's where the onions come in - don't know that one I must say.
Edit -
I've just remembered now that Hels usually gives a song title as her theme each week so guess that's where the onions come in - don't know that one I must say.
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Love all your green tones Val and your acetate image is lovely...your border finishes off your card nicely
ReplyDeleteAnne
Fantastic card Val. I'm thinking there was a song called Little Green Onions. Now it will annoy me all day. Hee hee. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeletehuh? I did a reply and it has gone! Anyways... gorgeous card... the Sunday Stamper always has a song title for the main title and the theme derives from the title...s o you can hum the song all day long! Thanks for joining in with the Sunday Stamper x
ReplyDeleteI love all of the green going on here Val, and the wonderful background you've made again. You have inspired me to rummage on my worktop and find mine (gelli plate), and actually get the paints out and make something.
ReplyDeleteSue x
I don't know that one either. Love the effect of the layers with the black matting & how your light coloured punched border accents the yellow tones in the gelli plate background.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)
Oh wow, fab card Val! Love that Gelli background and the stamped images look beautiful against it!
ReplyDeleteLove Green,Val. Love my Gelli plate and your background.Love all the layers and love the stamps. Love the card and love you for all the support and kind comments even when I 'neglect' you for a while.
ReplyDeleteA huge thank you
Eileen xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Lovely card Val, your making some nice cards with your gelli plate backgrounds. Well done. Hugs x ChrisB
ReplyDeleteWell Val, you could always pretend your flowers were alliums (you get your green onions then!). Seriously though this is such an effective card. Love the gelli plate background - not something I've tried yet..........
ReplyDeleteKaren x
I'm loving your foray into the world of Gelli plate backgrounds Val. This is a fantastic card. Hugs, Jenny x
ReplyDeleteVal, first of all can I say that I ditto Eileen's comments for exactly the same reasons :-).
ReplyDeleteAs for the card, it's gorgeous yet again. Another beautiful background and you really are making me feel guilty for not having put paint on my Gelli Plate yet. I have had my Melt Pot out this week for the first time in about 4 years so maybe the Gelli won't get left that long, lol! That acetate panel works brilliantly on top of the background. Fab stuff!
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Lesley Xx