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Friday 29 May 2009

Something completely different: Twinchies 3: birds

Thank you for all the good wishes for John. He had the op yesterday (toe amputation) and amazingly is now on his way home - that was ok'ed because I'm here to look after him. So I've been waiting this afternoon to hear details of when he'd be home, so I've felt a bit like a lost sheep. I decided to do a bit of crafting and chose something small (although actually I find that inchies and twinchies can take as long to make as cards!)

Twinchies 3 challenge on Something Completely Different this week is: 'birds'. When I did challenge 1: 'wings', I used a couple of lovely little birdie stamps - wish I'd done butterflies then, so this time I had to have a think as to what else I could do.

This is also good for this week's Mixed Media Monday challenge: 'feathered friends'.

I remembered that I have this seagull stamp and a nice sea/sand/marshland stamp, so I used the two together, masking the seagull one. The colouring is copics. The stamps are part of a set from rubbadubbadoo.


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13 comments:

  1. Lovely Hazel, such clever masking there. It could be the one stamp.

    Have a fab weekend x

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  2. Hi Hazel, nothing like crafting to stop you pacing around. Love your twinchie, you look like you have master the copic pens i'm still playing at the moment. This week has been my favorite challenge so far so can't wait to see all the fab twinchies

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  3. Fab job with the masking, great little seashore scene - love it!

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  4. aww Hazel glad to hear that John's op went ok - have been thinking about youxx

    Fab masking - I've got that set and they stamp lovely don't they...

    Thank you for joining us this week, hope to see you again soon xx

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  5. Gorgeous little scene and amzing colouring..

    Thanks for joining us this week

    Dawn

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  6. Great stamping & colouring Hazel. I still have to master the masking thing yet! I really like this twinchie X

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  7. This seashore scene is delightful Hazel, thank you for participating in this weeks theme. Hope your husband is on the mend soon x

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  8. you're a master at masking Hazel. lovely scenery and colouring.
    well wishes for John

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  9. Wonderful, Hazel! Diane

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  10. fab twinchie hazel...clever masking and great colour work...Hugs Kath xxxx

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  11. Great masking work on such a small area.....looks fab.
    xoxo

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