Good morning friends, followers and blogland. Here I am again dashing to post my altered pages for the Craft Barn Alpha Challenge letter "E". Family matters have overtaken me over the past three weeks and "E" has had to wait until this week to be worked out. On Wednesday I sat down and flipped through "E" in my dictionary and came up with Egyptology.
Got to be quick only a few hours to post this at the Craft Barn, I used five stamps Judikins Carol's Cube, Artifacts Cube and Egyptian Cube, Tim Holtz
Bitty Grunge, distress inks in peacock feather, scattered straw, fired
brick, pumice stone and spiced marmalade and a blue ink pad without any
info! The artifacts hieroglyphics were stamped and embossed in gold
onto coloured squares and also under the definition. The leaf was also
stamped and embossed with gold. The lotus, eye of Horus and scarab were
stamped in black, parts embossed in gold and coloured. The "E" was
coloured and stamped and added to the page.
The sun ray and bricks were stamped to represent Ra and the pyramids, a
picture of an Egyptian fresco was coloured and edged with pumice stone
ink and attached to the page. I finished by adding the definitions
printed on velum and coloured to look like papyrus
If I was starting again I would stamp the lotus and the eye and emboss
them with gold as I did with the leaf, but otherwise I am pleased with
how the pages turned out.
Great idea for E! Fab pages! xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous page-I love the gold embossing and all of the other colours.It made me think of when I went to see the Tutankhamun exhibition years ago.
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Good word choice with all those great stamps to depict with. Wonderful stamping and color.
ReplyDeleteLove your pages for the letter E. wishing now I had created my project within the pages of my dictionary! Thank you for stopping by my blog! Best, Yvonne
ReplyDeleteI love all things Egyptian. You have some lovely stamps here. Gold and blue gorgeousness
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Sylv, love the gold embossing on the page ....you could also show these on Altered Dictionary xx
ReplyDeleteSuper pages for "E" I have these stamps buried I mean stored away, must have a rumage in my long forgotten stamp stash!!
ReplyDeleteThe blue is just a perfect Egyptian blue. What a great DPS.
ReplyDeleteWonderful depictions of your word for the letter E! Love the blue eye!
ReplyDeleteFab page!! Great choice of stamps Px
ReplyDeleteI love all things Egyptian and your pages are no exception - awesome work!!
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Love what you have done with your page and how you have half buried the "E"
ReplyDeletefab choice of word...lots of lovely egyptian details..brilliant pages x
ReplyDeleteYes, I liked the E too, clever, as it "E-merges" from the sand.:-)
ReplyDeleteLove the Egyptian theme going on here.xxx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous project, love all the images
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea. I love the cold embossing and the images you have used are gorgeous. Great colours as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving such lovely comments on my blog :-)
Hugs Lisa xxxxx
Absolutely fabulous page! I love all the detail - an inspirational page. Thank you for visiting me. xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea and the colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteJoan x
This is gorgeous Sylv, I love these blues, and what a brilliant choice of stamps x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page! The embossing is so pretty!
ReplyDeletefantastic Egyptian page. Love the embossing
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at the Craft Barn
Izzy
Beautiful work Sylv.. you really know your 'crafty' stuff.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the overall beauty of the pages .
E xx
Stunning page!:)
ReplyDeleteLove the letter E you´ve used:)
*Hugs, Inger*