This Week’s challenge over at the Less Is More Blog is Monochrome… A perfect excuse for me to crack open a new set of Tim Holtz Stamps:
Week 18 – Monochrome
Stash Used
- Cardstock – Bazzill
- Stamps – Tim Holtz
- Inks – Clearsnap Colorbox Stamps
Thanks for looking
BMB
baking and making in bristol 
Fabulous card – really love the vintage feel it has
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Fabby card Emma – I sooo love TH images and I love the texture of the main image background.
hugs
wynneth
x
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Hi
Gorgeous card …lots on but works well …..Fabulous
Hugs
sylvie
xxx
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WOW gorgeous, love those stamps and your fab layout 🙂
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Neat card…love the additons of the “diamond” pattern!!
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what a great card 🙂
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Brilliant, a great use of these stamps.
Thanks so much for joining us.
Chrissie
Lady LIM
“Less is More”
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You can’t really beat Tim Holtz for inspiration – your card is great. Hazel x
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Gorgeous stamps, making for a striking composition.
Thanks very much
Diva LIM mandi
“Less is More”
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lovely card a real vintage feel.
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Beautiful image and i love the chequered background.
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A fab card!
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Great card, great colours.
Lynne xxx
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Wonderful!! I really love your layout. Thats a fabulous stamp.
TFS
Carole
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Hi Emma,
Your card is lovely and I too love Sir Tim’s stamps
Kathyk
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Lovely card.
jenjoy x
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Fabulous love the faded out diamond boarder the main image has great impact all the more for being monochrome. XOXO Zoe
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What a great card! Love the vintage feel…and I do love TH stamps!
My card is HERE
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Stunning card. Jenny x
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fab images and I love the neutral colour scheme.xx
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Great card, love the layout. Carol x
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Thank you for your lovely comment on my blog. You asked about the Thistle-Stamp, it’s from Paperback-Studio.
Your monochrome card ist really wonderful.
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Thanks Rosie – I’ll look out for that
Emma
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Love the colours and use of the stamps – vintage without grungyfying – sorry I know that’s not a real word – i hope you know what I mean! Karen
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