This card was made using a small piece of background card made by spritzing alcohol ink on glossy card with a can of compressed air. The image is one of the new UMs I bought from Linda of Lost Coast Designs at the Port Sunlight show.
When we visited the Palm House on Sunday, it was so lovely to see, nearby, the Peter Pan statue back to it's original glory. It is an exact copy of the famous statue in Kensington Gardens and brings joy to so many children (and adults too)
Lots of little animals and characters set in the gnarled tree trunk below Peter Pan.
The last time I saw it, it was in the conservation museum under renovation and it was all in pieces.
lovely card and lovely statue. Now to see if my lovely instructions for turning word verification off have worked. They worked for the other blogger!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Jo and more great photo's
ReplyDeleteHello Jo! Love your whimsical card and the statue is fantastic. I can see me taking a trip to see the London version some time soon. Pen x
ReplyDeleteah lovely - so elegant - over my way I posted my lambananas - not half so elegant but joyous non the less...
ReplyDeleteDx
I love LCD too and your card is gorgeous. I adore the zingy colours.
ReplyDeleteThe photos of Peter Pan are amzing too. Thanks for sharing them.
Hugs Lisax
Fantastic result from your can of compressed air. More fab photos. I am in ore of what you have that's close to you in respect of all the great places you have to visit - TFS xxxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving us your technique for colouring card - another one I might try myself sometime soon. the photos of the Peter Pan statue are great - love how the tree has so much of interest carved into it. Elizabeth #51
ReplyDeleteLove that stamp - I looked it on your desk on wednesday... and the statue is not bad either :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card, I love the effect you get with the can of compressed air, love the photo's as well.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
Lovely card Jo, it looks so effective to have just used part of the AI piece :-) thanks for sharing more wonderful pics.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx