But this CJ is called "Black" - what's a girl to do????
The stamp we were to use for this one was a Fleur de Lys. This is one of my very favourite symbols, so I was happy to dive into making this entry.
I coupled the FDL with a grungy stripy barcode-style stamp (a £4 bargain from the Paper Mill) to make railings for my goth girl (Stampotique) and her mysterious estate.
The hill was made from some old sheet music for a hymn. The title of the page is the name of the hymn, cut straight from the music. The house and tree on the top of the hill is a Third Coast stamp. The black splotty spots are a very wet Ranger paint dabber through holey paper.
I was originally going to title this one "Welcome to the House of Fun"....but I prefer the hymn name.... it changes the whole mood from sinister/playful/ironic to melancholy. Soooooooooo emo :)
3 comments:
jasper fforde is ace. i love reading his books and seeing swindon mentioned :)
i'll have to pop in the range to look for the stamps. and here was me thinking £1.18 was a bargain!
Oooh no DON'T silence that goth- this is fab!!!
There's a goth in us all - embrace it!!! lol Seriously another fab cj from you Sarah :)
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