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Showing posts with label Joanna Sheen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joanna Sheen. Show all posts

Friday, 25 November 2011

Would you like a Joanna Sheen Original Card?

Joanna kindly sent us the original card she made for our November card challenge, signed.




Would you like the opportunity to win this fabulous card?


We are having a raffle, £2.00 per ticket with all proceeds going to the Ellenor Lions Hospice Charity,

for more information see here.

Contact Scrapology here for information.


Such a lovely prize and a very worth cause so, please, dig deep and have a go.

The raffle will close on the 16th December once the challenge has finished and the winner will be announced on the Scrapology Blog


Linda
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011

House Mouse - November card challenge


This is the card I made for the November Scrapology Card Challenge, using one of my House Mouse stamps from Joanna Sheen who is our sponsor this month.
The papers are from the Basic Grey Oliver collection, the image is coloured with Copics to match.
The paper is double sided and is matted onto a bazzill card.
I was at our monthy crop and didn't have greeting stamps with me so I use this one that belongs to Liz.
I thought it was quite appropriate as the mouse with the green ballon is about to shatter the dreams of the other one! :)

I used the remainder of the papers to create these torn roses and leaves to finish the card.



Friday, 3 June 2011

What would you call Postman Pat when he retires?

Pat of course!
Sorry couldn't resist sharing a very bad joke there as it ties in with the following card.
Therese at work asked me to make a card for her postman who is retiring this month, not called Pat I don't think? Anyway, I used a 6x6" CWC card and Prima papers, Jack'n'Jill Collecton called Ode to Joy.


The image is a stamp by Faye Whittaker which I got from Joanna Sheen called postcard which seemed appropriate.
Coloured with Copics and mounted onto brown bazzill with the addition of some raffia.
Below is a close up of the image.


And a small message that comes with the stamp set.


Thanks for looking.
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