This weeks Gothic Arch challenge theme was Celtic. It took me a while to decide what to do and then I ended up making two of them - I just couldn't decide which one to post so I posted both of them LOL. I used Stampin Up stamps (Lovely as a Tree set which I purchased from Sara at Time for Crafting) for both of them. On the second one I used some embellishments I made a while ago using Friendly Plastic which I think look quite effective. I think that the second one is my favourite, I love the dragon on it!
This weeks Gothic Arch challenge theme was Celtic. It took me a while to decide what to do and then I ended up making two of them - I just couldn't decide which one to post so I posted both of them LOL. I used Stampin Up stamps (Lovely as a Tree set which I purchased from Sara at Time for Crafting) for both of them. On the second one I used some embellishments I made a while ago using Friendly Plastic which I think look quite effective. I think that the second one is my favourite, I love the dragon on it!
15 comments:
You're very talented!
I love your work!
Thank you for your comment Sally!
I totally meant it, I just love what you do! ^^
Keep up the good work and Happy Easter! :)
Wow they are so wonderful. Reaaly great arches.
The second is really gorgeous !! Fabulous work ! TFS !
Wow! They are stunning!
fantastic Sally glad you found a use for the dragons think there great
These are both wonderful but I really love the bottom one. Love the border and trees!
Thank you for joining in!
it's wonderful
love it
WOW WOW WOW Sally - what masterpieces - especially that second one - if you hadn't sent it off, I'd be down on my knees begging for you to send it to me.
Wonderful work - and my favourite theme (not that you'd know of course).
You even took your new stamps off their gold cushions and inked them up.
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hello sally,
very talented indeed i love your arches and the second one has so much detail in it, thanx for sharing.
chriss x
Hi Sally - thanks for your kind comment! I've enjoyed looking at your blog. Love the arches; they are very original. I've just discovered friendly plastic, but didn't know you could do that with it!
Luv Linda x
Both are gorgeous.
Love all the different Celtic patterns!
WOW - they are absolutely stunning, just beautiful!
JudyNZ
Just a reminder that the entries for the AMACO Friendly Plastic Challenge should be submitted by 1 December 08. I hope you're entering something!
The Challenge coincides with AMACO’s 90th birthday will be judged at the Craft and Hobby Association Convention in Anaheim in January 2009. There are categories for Bottle of Hope (the entries are to be donated to Diane Gregoire’s Hasbro Children’s Hospital), Best Butterfly (entries are to be donated to the Holocaust Museum Huston), Best Valentine's Jewelry Ensemble, Best Focal Bead Jewelry Set (to be made using AMACO bead rollers).
Prizes for the Challenge include a $100 personal check to you from AMACO and a matching $100 check paid to your favorite charity. There are also etched crystal awards which will be presented at the CHA show. You can learn more about the challenge and the awards at the Challenge website: http://www.amaco.com/amaco-friendly-plastic-2009.html and this link gives you access to the downloadable entry form: http://www.amaco.com/pdfs/AMACO-FP-OPEN-CHALLENGE.pdf.
You can find Friendly Plastics for purchase at Hobby Lobby, Sunshine Crafts, Monro Wholesale, Rings N Things and AMACO.com. If you’re having difficulty finding a source for Friendly Plastic, email me at helen@http-design.com – send me your name and address and I will arrange for a small sampler of Friendly Plastic to be forwarded to you – it should be sufficient to make one project for the Challenge.
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