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Sunday, 28 February 2016

Clarice Cliff style

I've been a big fan of Clarice Cliff's work for many years and would love to own one of her ceramic pieces, but the closest I have come so far is a set of Woodware stamps that I've had for several years. They are not original Clarice Cliff designs - there are probably all sorts of copyright issues that stop them from doing that - but are a tribute to her work, designed by the very talented Francoise Read.

Today I've used the stamps to make a very CAS New Home card, choosing Promarkers in typical Clarice Cliff colours for the image, which I've raised slightly on foam pads.

And I have a useful tip for you - when resting your chin in your hand to think about where to position an image, don't rest your elbow on an open black ink pad.


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10 comments:

  1. I love this card - the image is fabulous!
    Kath x

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  2. Fabulous card. The image is really a tribute to Clarice Cliff and you've coloured it beautifully.
    Sharon xx

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  3. Such a simple and elegant card, I like the CAS fun here.

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  4. That's one fantastic image and beautiful design!
    Love the vibrant happy colours and thanks for playing at ATCAS this week. Sarah

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  5. I love Clarice too, this is a fab card. I've been stitching a very simple design based on her work for about 10 years now! One day I will get it finished.

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  6. I loved this card Jane. I also love the Clarice Cliff style. I remember this lovely set of stamps and really don't know why I didn't buy them. Barbxx

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  7. I really like this card, Jane. Bright and bold and CAS too. Love it! Thanks for playing along at ATSM MYM. Melissa

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  8. Beautiful card,LOVE you striking color's and CAS design...Thank you for joining us at ATSM...Ċ½eljka

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  9. What a gorgeous stamp - it kind of reminds me of stained glass. Love the vibrant colours you've used!

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