This week at Make My Monday we are continuing our theme for the month of STEAMPUNK, this time we would like to see you make a monochrome project, most people think that black and white is the perfect choice for monochrome, but surprisingly when you look at the blog you will see all but one of us have gone for brown/sepia tones, but the choice is yours. Have fun. I had fun making this card for I was making it for a very dear friend for her birthday, so was able to personalise it with some of the elements forI know she loves steampunk. I would like to thank
http://stampingallday.blogspot.com/2011/09/free-steampunk-travel-topper-download.html for her free download which provided some of the card, I also used several stamps, listed below. The piece of material with eyelets was a real lucky find in one of my stash drawers, can't remember when and how I acquired it, but one of those pieces you know will be useful one day.
Stamps used:--Corset -Bravura stamps via E-bay, Lady from Across the Miles via The Stampman, Admit One - from Tim Holtz -Steampunk CMS 107, Flower, freebie from Craft Stamper nagazine.
I am also entering this into Simon Says Stamp and Show Some Steampunk.
I can say honestly that this card is absolutely fabulous, it is displayed in my lounge for all to see, I was the lucky one to recieve it on Saturday. It will be treasured Caz.
ReplyDeleteYvonne x
Wow, that's a fabulous card. Love the little gears in her hair.
ReplyDeletesuch a gorgeous card, I love sepia.
ReplyDeleteAmanda xx
Absolutely gorgeous XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - if you can say that about steampunk - I'm sure you friend will like it
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, love the image, and thanks for the link for the background paper.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx
Oh WOW this is stunning.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images that all tell a story and love your colour choice.
Wishes
Lynne
A really beautiful steampunk creation Caz and love all the elements on there.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Fliss xx
This is such a stunning card! I love the butterflies!!!
ReplyDeleteI always think of steampunk as quite masculine really but I love the way yours has a lovely romantic, feminine feel. I'm fascinated by the corset - did they really wear those? (Although heaven knows I could do with one myself!) Vx
ReplyDeleteHi Cazro! LOVE your steampunk card!!! It's bea-u-ti-ful! Your stamped images are stunning and I love your design! Thanks so much for sharing your card with us at Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous work, Caz! Love the eyelet piece.
ReplyDelete~ Ü ~ Hilda