The Friday Mashup 187

Although my day started out with some sunshine, as it progressed, the clouds rolled in and made for a rather gloomy day.  Off in the distance, I can see the capitol building and it was bathed in a haze of gray.  I've always found fog to be rather fascinating, so, I decided to use it for this week's Friday Mashup! Challenge.  The challenge is to create a project using a metal embellishment or weather as inspiration or to use both to mash it up.

For the clouds, I used a template I created a couple of months ago for another project.  Of course, there was some Cajun Craze ink residue on the edge of the clouds so you can see just a hint of color on the gray.  It turned a muted pinkish color that worked well with the Blackberry Bliss Top Note frame.  There is no sentiment as of yet, since I'm not sure what occasion it will be used for.  I like having some cards made up that I've not stamped a sentiment on.

Stamp Sets:  Lovely As a Tree, White Christmas; Inks:  Basic Black, Basic Gray, Smoky Slate; Card Stock:  Blackberry Bliss, Smoky Slate, Very Vanilla; Accessories & Tools:  Top Note Die, Silver Mini Brads

You can find all the details for The Friday Mashup! HERE.

Thanks for stopping in at the Coffee Pot Stamping Cafe,

Marsha

Another Photo Transfer Canvas

I know I said I'd have some new projects to share with you but I've not taken pictures, yet.  I took a fall yesterday so I've been mostly babying myself while the stiffness and soreness goes away.  In the meantime, here is another of the frozen fog canvases.  It needs its finishing touches but is still a beautiful picture.

A Study in Black and White

Today I'm sharing one of the Photo Transfer Canvas' that I love to make.  This is a photo I took of a tree covered with frozen fog.  The original photo is actually a color photo but I have a love of all things black and white so that's how I had it printed.  I plan to do a transfer of the colored one, eventually.  What I showing you today is the before photo.  I still need to do some embellishing but have yet to decide what I want to add.  I'll be sure to posted the finished work once it's done.

Tomorrow I'll share the very first Photo Transfer Canvas I ever made.  I do take orders for custom made canvases.  If you'd like to know more, please feel free to contact me via the e-mail address listed above.