It is back to my normal routine today after spending a very fun week with my daughter, Lynne, and granddaughter, Jillian. Even our dog misses them today! United Airlines is in the process of merging the company with Continental and every flight they were booked on either got changed or cancelled so it took them an extended time to arrive and a much longer time to get back to Santa Barbara.
Today, I started working on my delayed projects and the first was the extreme masking technique from the Compendium of Curiosities challenge posted by Linda at Studio L3. I used Scrolls Work stamps to create my masks and add the additional stamped images. I wasn't paying attention when I replaced my Xyron cartridge and wondered why the protective paper wasn't lifting from the card . . . wrong cartridge so I laminated my project.












14 comments:
that is simply beautiful!
well at least you know it will last~!!! lol
Very cool masking! Love the collage of images!
Very nice. I made a mask from that stamp too, but it didn't work out. I love your spooky scene. Great colors.
Carolyn!! I love this!! The colors are just awesome.
~~Jacque
great card!
I've missed popping over here. It sounds like you all had a wonderful time. Your card is very spooooky ... great job, Carolyn. Welcome back, I've missed you.
Love your haunted house and all the cobwebs - so cute!
Funny story about that xyron! Sound like something I would do. This is such a cool project!!!! Love it!!!
This is gorgeous! I´m speechless..
Most exquisite.... just spooktacular!
What a great halloween card! Love your masking, spooky!
Terrific masking and great collage. Annette x
What a fun masking card! perfect Halloween treat!.
Hpe you had a wonderful visit with your family, Those darn airlines well hopefully you got a little extra time to spend together!!
Carolyn, I'm so glad you had such a good time with your daughter and granddaughter!
This has to be one of my favorite Halloween cards of all time! Those Scrolls Work stamps are just fabulous, and your masking could not possibly be more perfect. It's so sweet!
I think it's great that you laminated this-- it's most definitely a keeper!
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