An unusual combination, but all of the above is what you will need if you fancy making something along the lines of what appears on the cover of the November issue of Craft Stamper.
To say I was really pleased was an understatement!! I was so suprised to see my card on the front of the mag, plus it means I can use the 'loop hole rule' of actually getting to show a published piece on my blog by showing the magazine cover!!
To see all four cards please grab an issue from Craft Stamper, Happy Daze, The Craft Barn or Crafty Individuals. For a copy in The Netherlands, Art Journey stocks the magazine.
Stamps used for the article are available from Paperbag Studios, Craft Barn and Happy Daze.
I hope you liked it if you have already got your copy.
Always nice to have work on the cover....congrats! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI just got my copy in the mail and I knew as soon as I saw it that the cover art just had to be yours! I really loved the ideas, not to mention their execution, and am really looking forward to trying them out. Congratulations, Cover Girl! :-)
ReplyDeletePS. Thank you for putting the "a" in "aisles". I have noticed in a lot of blogs lately that I have been directed to shop in one isle or another. While these locales usually sound temptingly exotic and a highly desirable vacation destination, especially the "stamp isle", my inner stickler refuses to find the money for that sort of travel, as I fear trying to find the fabled Stamping Isle, would be like trying to find the Kingdom of Prester John....
Got my copy a few days ago, and LOVED the samples you made, Must try this, though I did try the tissue technique on my challenge tag! Fab inspiration as per!
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ReplyDeleteYour art deserved to be the cover art.
I love to use tissue paper (stamping and staining it) on my artwork so your art definitely appealed to me.
Wishes
Lynne
Many congrats again Jo, wonderful work, need my copy now LOL Gay xxx
ReplyDeleteI did get it and I did love it!!
ReplyDeleteYou have to see this project in the magazine to get the true quality of the project - the soft colouring and layers are gorgeous. The tissue really makes a difference.
ReplyDeleteLove it - and I must get those stamps!
Am totally intrigued now, so will have to grab me a copy - looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME Jo!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your cover feature. This art is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! Haven't got the mag yet but I will be double quicktime now. penny
ReplyDeletei just have seen the project in rhe magazine and it is fabulous, love it!
ReplyDeleteI sure will try it .
It's an absolutely beautiful project Jo. Wonderful soft feel to it. It's a technique I'm certainly going to try.
ReplyDeleteJo, I do have that issue and I was so pleased to see you had a tutorial in it that is so fun to do. Thank you so much.
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Great project and lovely to be the cover feature too Jo !!
ReplyDeleteI have got mine and lve it,your things are awesome .trace x
ReplyDeletewhat a cooool loop hole it is ...looks fab...gotta get my hands on a copy. Need to catch up on your blog as I was away....happy below cracked me up...love it and the happy birthday old as you look. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteI just loved your article and cards Jo. A fabulous idea which I will add to my list of things to try.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your front cover too and can see why your creation was picked - it's fab!
Fliss x
I can't wait to get my magazine tomorrow:) I just love your work.
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on being a
Front Cover Celebrity;)
Well done you! As soon as I got my copy last week I just knew it was you! Fantastic projects (as always). Claire x
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you on the cover Jo - so richly deserved! Jo x
ReplyDeleteI loved this the minute I saw it in Craft Stamper and it's inspired me to try the technique.It's fabulous!
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