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August Bombshell Stamps Hump Day Hop: Cowboys and Indians!

Hello Bloggy Friends! It's time for the Bombshell Stamps Hump Day Hop! This month, I chose the theme "Cowboys and Indians," which is easy since there are so many Bombshell stamps (rubber and digi!) that fit this category. My project for today features the Indian Princess set.

I decided to stamp her on an old page from a book. I then colored her completely with Distress Inks and Cut-N-Dry Nibs (I love those little suckers).

The colors I used were Walnut Stain, Vintage Photo, Peeled Paint Festive Berries, Broken China, Mustard Seed, Black Soot and Pumice Stone.

I also used one of the beeeee-utiful feathers that comes in the set to make the background on my card base. I embossed it with Queen's Gold, from Ranger. Gives just the right amount of shine. Now it's time for you to hop along! Below is the full list of participants. Please be sure to visit each one and show them some love. Thanks for topping by, and have an inspiring day!

Comments

Sharon said…
Looks fantastic printed on the text page!! Great creation for the hop!
GlitteryKatie said…
Very cool piece Alison!
Marnie said…
I agree with you on those cut and dry nibs! A must have! Love the distressed Princess! Great card!
Kathi said…
Wow. It's wonderful!

I really love her on text paper and love how you colored her.

Have you gotten that thingy that holds the nibs? If not, RUN and get one from Mike's. It's a life changer!
Kim said…
Beautiful project! I like how you stamped her onto an old page from a book. I love the embossed feather background too!
MaRyKaY said…
stamping on text paper looks cool
MaRyKaY said…
I think I commented on this piece on the two for tuesday hop. not sure but anyway I love the text back of the image that is awesome. glad to see some of your work again
Very awesome!! Love that you stamped her on book papers!!!

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