Thought I should start this week by clearing up last weeks puzzle. I spent years trying to do it before I got to sixth form and learned what Euler had proved. I won't make you wait but will tell you he proved that it was impossible! The good burgers on their Sunday stroll had to cross one bridge twice.
Onto this weeks country, Canada. I lived there for about four years, in Toronto, and loved it. We still have close family there so visit every year.
My scene is cottage country. I stamped it using 9 different stamps from "Country set" by Stampscapes and "Nature set 1" from A Stamp in the Hand Co. I stamped using Versifine Vintage Sepia and distressed with Vintage Photo.
My page is depicting what I think is one of the highlights of the year in Canada the Fall colours. I stamped and distressed using a number of DInks. The leaf on the pocket is metal and coloured with alcohol inks.
Thank you all so much for your kind remarks you have made. I am so enjoying this challenge and seeing all of your fabulous work.
Jen x
This is just amazing Jen, love your postcard and your page.
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Brilliant postcard! Love the sepia look and the wonderful scene you have created. Your travel book page is very pretty with the Fall colours. Canada is such a great place to be.
ReplyDeleteJanet xx
Wow, your card is so pretty! That must have been a lot of work! ♥
ReplyDeleteWoW, excellent stamping! love it and the fall colors, so inviting <3
ReplyDeleteThe scene you have made on your card looks like my idea of heaven :D....and perfect for a biker holiday :D XXX
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card, very restful and peaceful. Caz
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...what fantastic stamps. A xx
ReplyDeleteFall colors are my favorite...sepia tones...and the stamping...excellente! I hope one of these years I'll be able to see the leaves turning to these gorgeous shades...in Canada or New England...aloha.
ReplyDeleteGreat postcard and accompanying page. I love your colour choices.
ReplyDeleteMy first reaction to seeing your card was, ooooh. Tres bien! Looks like a place I would like to be!
ReplyDeletewhat a lot of work has done into your postcard, a beautiful scene, great colours... like your idea of the page for the postcard..
ReplyDeleteLovely card and how wonderful to put some of your 'history' into it. I can only imagine how wonderful the colours are in fall, fab! M
ReplyDeleteWow! That postcard is gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, a masterclass in stamping, I love it
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I like these Stampscape stamps, I have a few in my stamp collection. Great idea for combining them together.
ReplyDeleteAmazing stamping Jen! Love how you combined so many in one creation, brilliant! Thanks for visiting my blog and your lovely comment. All the best, Ira
ReplyDeleteStunning page of fall colors, Jen. How beautiful!
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