I can't believe we only have another four more arches to go!!! Where has the year gone, & if that's not scary enough, Christmas is just around the corner!!!!!!!!!!! Taking a deep breath.....
Anyway, the current theme for the
INKURABLE STAMPERS GOTHIC ARCH # 20 is "trains, planes, and automobiles. Well, I now know I don't have any train or plane images in my ever-growing stash of stamps, but I do have a few automobiles!
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I started by covering my arch shape with a sheet of pp from a BG 6" paper pad (
Indian Summer) I then stamped the splatter from
THIS Darkroom Door set, "art definition" (Victoria's Secret), "A little stop on my art journey" (Catslife Press) and
the months stamp is a Hampton Arts 6 foot long stamp set (which I coloured in with a white souffle pen). I also stamped the "art journey" image onto a puzzle piece die cut, and mounted using foam tape. I stamped the
Darkroom Door car from
THIS set onto a scrap of white cs, trimmed closely and mounted to the arch with foam tape, I did the same with the bigger car image (Oxford Impressions) I added a torn piece of dark green cs to the bottom edge and as a finishing touch, I added
THIS butterfly sequin and the tiny girl image (Collections), and coloured in the images with some pastel pencils...now I'm all caught up again LOL. Don't forget that this is a year-long challenge, and you can join in at any time. All the details can be
found HERE, with each theme listed
HERE. Happy creating, and thanks for your visit : )

P.S. My apologies for the scattering of images, Blogger just doesn't like my photos, and always gives me trouble with their placement...

5 comments:
I'm not so fan of pink, but your arch looks awesome. I love the text around the edge and the puzzle piece spotlight.
This is fabulous Vicky! OMG I must get a move on and catch up myself! LOL!!
:) Great arch! I am impressed with the long stamped image and the coloring with white souffle pen!
pretty flippin awesome wow .. love it
Hi Vicky!
Thanks for visiting my blog and taking the time to comment.You have some beautiful work here; love the arches :-)
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