Roses On Paper Valentines Challenge - Sending You My Love

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It's time to get your stamps inked up and

join us for another challenge at Roses on Paper.

Monday the 2nd of February sees the start of a new week,

and my turn to host challenge number 5.

I hope you like what I have in store for you.

For this challenge you will be creating a card using

the 'Masking' technique.

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For those of you who have never done masking,

don't panic, it's not scarey, it's actually quite fun

and the results are great.

I have created a tutorial here on my blog

(look at right hand side under stamps & tools used - masking)

and if that's confusing here's a link to another tutorial http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/masking_basic/

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Just remember, the image you want to appear in front

needs to be stamped first, the image that is way in the

back is the last image.

To clarify - on my card I've stamped Tilda first,

then the bunch of roses, then the individual roses

and finally the french script.

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Now for the challenge - create a

Valentines Day Card using the Masking Technique.

Your card should include one of the following stamps:

Magnolia, Alota, Whiff of Joy, Sarah Kay,

Rachelle Anne Miller or The Greeting Farm!

All of these stamps are available

from Summer at www.rosesonpaper.com.

In honour of Summers' love of roses your card must

include at least one ROSE

(think outside the square - doesn't have to be a stamp)

I've stamped and coloured my images with

Tim Holtz Distress Inks,

but you can use any colouring medium.

Layout is your choice.

To enter the challenge and for your chance

to maybe win a great prize head over to

http://ropchallenge.blogspot.com/

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Ingredients:
Magnolia Tilda with Envelope
Alota Rubber Stamps Bunch of Roses
SU - French Script
Rubber Stamp Company - Rose
Brown Bazzil, Cream Bazzil,
Handmade Brown Paper
Tim Holz Distress Inks
Flowers, Pearls, Ribbon,
Martha Stewart Punch
White Highlighter Pen
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Have Fun!!!!