Mold photos - part 2

Hello, here I am again.

This time the project photos - which was One Layer Stamping.  This technique is a way to make it look like there are multiple layers - when there isn't it.  But great images can be created - & it works wonders for the posting of them too.

These colours have been graded really well so it looks like 4 layers.  The simple flower image & sentiment complete a lovely card.

This is so fresh & delightful

After trying the borders an experiment with shapes.  There are so many ways it works.  Love that lizard image.  Now, there is a special name for it.

Ooh - there he is again.  Now this one is like one I showed you from the CSNW ladies. is it a white card with pink & blue torn papers or a pink & blue card with a piece of torn white paper.  Hmm!

A very clever use of this technique & the image just belongs in the middle.  

Now, that border looks like a piece of torn designer paper.  Very nice indeed......

..... & the tree looks great in this random shaped background which was made with an aperture torn in a piece of scrap paper.

Another multi-layer border surrounding those lovely butterflies.  I love the background behind the butterflies which makes them stand out more, as well as some of them being stamped in grey gives a further dimension.

A sepia monochrome design.  Clean & classic image - very nice.

I think I have this one the right way up - I am judging it against the next one.  Nice to see the layers on the right-hand side.

Another very clean & simple design.  I would add a simple sentiment - but it isn't necessary at all - this works as it is. 

What did you think of when you first glimpsed this card?  I thought of Wartership Down.

Here the layering idea produces the hills & sky after the style of Tracey Dutton of Lavinia's Stamps & Barbara Grey.

The "layer" does not have to have straight edges, it does not always have to be on the edges of the card & this design proves that

As does this design - great card for a man, or someone who doesn't like fussy.

Looks like someone is preparing for Christmas, which isn't a bad idea & with the number of cards to do & the cost of postage - it's a good idea.  I happen to know this cream card was hammered card so the stamping always suffers a little.  But then this one is a play &  try out.

I like this layout - you don't even need a tree trunk the shape just works.  Looks a little like my die I got yesterday

The third Christmas card with the layering top & bottom.  I think that is really effective. 

Ah now!  Remember I spoke about the set of free art nouveau stamps with a magazine?  Well, this image & the flourish are from that set. Aren't they great.  The background to the lady was done after she had been stamped'

The second card using those free stamps - it is a beautiful card

Another sepia tone card - well it is almost - except for the bluey shades at the top.

Very effective design.

Oh he is soooo cute.  I am sure this is the right way up, seeing as he is laying on that flower bed.

First - I apologise for the blurry photo.  Love the irregular shape background with the black image.

One lady was obviously enjoying herself - aren't those mountains great.  The tree really adds some ethereal finish to the misty mountains

So there you have them all.- I think the ladies enjoyed the evening.

Enjoy your Sunday & fingers crossed for this warmer weather that is supposed to be coming to us this week.  Have fun.

'Bye for now.