Over that I then stencilled the black mandala, another That's Crafty! stencil, this time using black Archival ink and a blending tool you could also use Cut & Dry Foam. To tone down the black stencilling I brayered over firstly some white paint and then over that with some black. I added some stamping using Versafine Clair with some very old stamps from my stash that had Chinese writing on, to give the pages an oriental vibe. Over all of that I added some final stencilling in gold paint using a That's Crafty! Dinky stencil. I added some scribble writing across the pages using a gold pen and added a little bit of pen doodling, I did add more at the end using a white pen. 

Happy mostly with my pages I stamped out the 2 duct images from the set and coloured with coloured pencils and cut out leaving a slight white border to each. To create the planks I stamped out one of the stamps from Finnabairs Rust & Dust set onto a piece of scrap paper that I had that had previously been coloured having been dragged through a selection of brown shades of watered Distress inks. I stamped using Archival Ground Expresso and then cut into strips to create my wood planks for my duck to hide behind.

Both of the Ducks were grounded to the pages on strips of torn AALL & Create washi tape. I stamped the words 'So Delicious' from a Katzelkraft stamp set from my stash and added the Peking Duck words that I had printed out on my computer.