When I was about 10 years old I was completely smitten by the Chronicles of Narnia. In fact we were a whole generation of Norwegians who grew up in the late 80's/early 90's, who watched the wonderful BBC series on TV. Back in the day most of us only had one TV channel so there wasn't too much to choose between. I remember how we got up early during the Christmas and Easter holidays when the Narnia series was on.
I found a lion stamp and a lamppost die last time I was organising my craft supplies, so I had to make something with a Narnia theme. I don't seem to remember there being any foxes in the original story, but I think there was a badger. Anyway, they look cute next to each other.
I glued a sheet of thin watercolour paper into my Moleskine journal and stamped all the images. I did quite a lot of masking as well.
Then the snowflakes were stamped and embossed with white powder. I coloured the sky with Distress Ink and the images with Zig Clean Color markers.
The lamppost was diecut and I wrote the quote on black cardstock with a white ballpen. I used a yellow pigment ink pad to make some light around the lamppost.
Stamps: Sweet Safari - My Favorite Things, Forest Friends - My Favorite Things, In My Heart - Mama Elephant, Color Layering Christmas Trees - Hero Arts, Sky Full of Snowflakes - Memory Box
Die: Streetlights - My Favorite Things
I have submitted this piece to the following challenges:
Word Art Wednesday: Challenge #274-275 - Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Bit O' Green
Seven Hills Crafts Challenge: March - Tic Tac Toe (animals, watercolour, bold shades)
7 Kids: Challenge #6 - Anything Goes
Stamping Sensations: March - Close to Nature
Have a nice day!
Lillian :)
I found a lion stamp and a lamppost die last time I was organising my craft supplies, so I had to make something with a Narnia theme. I don't seem to remember there being any foxes in the original story, but I think there was a badger. Anyway, they look cute next to each other.
I glued a sheet of thin watercolour paper into my Moleskine journal and stamped all the images. I did quite a lot of masking as well.
Then the snowflakes were stamped and embossed with white powder. I coloured the sky with Distress Ink and the images with Zig Clean Color markers.
The lamppost was diecut and I wrote the quote on black cardstock with a white ballpen. I used a yellow pigment ink pad to make some light around the lamppost.
Stamps: Sweet Safari - My Favorite Things, Forest Friends - My Favorite Things, In My Heart - Mama Elephant, Color Layering Christmas Trees - Hero Arts, Sky Full of Snowflakes - Memory Box
Die: Streetlights - My Favorite Things
I have submitted this piece to the following challenges:
Word Art Wednesday: Challenge #274-275 - Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Bit O' Green
Seven Hills Crafts Challenge: March - Tic Tac Toe (animals, watercolour, bold shades)
7 Kids: Challenge #6 - Anything Goes
Stamping Sensations: March - Close to Nature
Have a nice day!
Lillian :)
Wow this is amazing, so good to see how you built your page up too. Great story for your inspiration.. I remember it on TV too :) Great project for our challenge.
SvarSlettThanks for joining us at Seven Hills Crafts this month :)
Jenny x
Thanks a lot! It's so nice to hear that you like it :)
SlettWhat a sweet page - I love the bright, fun colours.
SvarSlettThanks so much for playing along with Simon says Stamp Wednesday Challenge,
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Thank you!
SlettOne of my sons was also totally smitten with the Chronicles of Narnia so I understand what you are saying and love your journal pages inspired by it. Many thanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations challenge.
SvarSlettB x
This is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much for playing along with us at 7 Kids Your Crafting Supply Store Challenge!
SvarSlettYour journal is just brilliant! Thanks for sharing with us at Stamping Sensations.
SvarSlettPinky
Wow! I love this!! I'm a fan of The Chronicles of Narnia!
SvarSlett